A few years ago at a previous job, a co-worker confessed to me that she used to think…
Young Lee
Young Lee (he/him) is a writer with CMT1A living in Cary, North Carolina. He graduated from NC State University in 2013 with degrees in economics and international studies. After working for a few years in finance, Lee decided to shift his attention toward writing and library work. Although Lee first learned he had CMT at a very young age, he didn’t participate much in the CMT community until 2018 when his friend and fellow writer Kevin Schaefer encouraged him to explore and learn more about this very important aspect of his life.
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Articles by Young Lee
When I was in college, YOLO — the acronym for “you only live once” — became popular. I…
There was a time during my childhood when in my mind, I was “Braces Boy” — part boy,…
I felt like a child again — and not in a good way. It was a shock and…
At the beginning of every episode of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,”…
For many years, my childhood bedroom featured a photo of Mr. McFeely, the…
For the past few weeks, I’ve been studying sequences of hand movements and letter combinations. For example, U,…
The North Carolina Museum of Art has a few paintings by…
Until recently, I never took anything written by art critics personally. But a few weeks ago I started…
Through her loosely autobiographical graphic novel, “El Deafo,” author Cece Bell…