Touching testimonies, mostly from Twitter
Collecting my own testimony is recovery in action.
— Erika Cule (@erikacule) January 19, 2020
@erikacule would have thought so
— Michael P.H. Stumpf (@theosysbio) December 12, 2013
Hope it works out. You certainly have a sharp mind.
— Jesse Luke (@RealJesseLuke) January 11, 2020
Ah I see. Well they will both be losing the multiple benefits that derive from the nonlinear non-binary quirkiness of Erika. (Make sure you get yourself a good lawyer).
— Mental Health & Law (@WeCareAboutMH) January 19, 2020
What you’re talking about is managing own biases and bringing a position of neutrality to the data (extremely valuable) …
This kind of tactical naïveté might be better described as a form of wilful blindness …
— Dr Ruth Ann Harpur (@drruthannharpur) January 21, 2020
Best of luck going freelance, you have a sharp, enthusiastic mind and I look forward to seeing how it pans out. Life never goes according to plan! (says the arch-planner)
— John Drummond (@johndrummond33) January 23, 2020
You see this is why I love Erika…I think doughnuts, as she has already worked out a brilliant way of selling it to management
— Beans 🇺🇦🙏😷🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️Ally (@FionaNaylor2) February 6, 2020
I like the fact you don’t seem to have any axes to grind here. And you are always honest, to a fault!
— Dr Annie Hickox (@dranniehickox) April 11, 2020
And we all missed you very much. So glad you're back 🥳
— RoseAnnieFlo.bluesky.social (@RoseAnnieFlo) February 15, 2023
Thank you for being a considerate person to argue with.
— Ivana Fulli (@DrFulli) March 25, 2023
OMG Erika, I keep stumbling over random cool things you have done x
— Steph 🌻 @[email protected] (@eolasinntinn) April 10, 2023
From WhatsApp
By email, from the leader of a volunteer project I took on for a week.