About Me

Hi there! My name is Saskia Müller. I’m a British twenty-something diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Gastroparesis, Chronic Gastritis, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS), Non-Epileptic Attack Disorder (NEAD), Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), Crohn's disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Hyper-mobility syndrome (which I'm certain is actually hEDS), Tourette's, Autism, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

In my teens and early twenties, I found the constant need to advocate for myself and other people battling invisible disabilities in the workplace. I’ve enjoyed using social media to spread awareness and am excited to continue that on this blog!

My mission is to educate others that hundreds of disabilities are invisible. You cannot judge a book by its cover and certainly cannot assume that because someone looks healthy on the outside, they’re okay on the inside. I aim to inspire, encourage, and empower individuals who are fighting similar battles.

A black-and-white image of a young woman with shoulder-length hair and bangs. She is sitting in her wheelchair and looking at the camera. She's smiling brightly.

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Saskia, a 20 something year old with ginger hair, sits back in her wheelchair with her legs crossed. the picture is b&w

Advocacy

I mainly specialise in posting social media content for mental health, neurodivergence and disability awareness as I navigate the world as an autistic person with a chronic illness. However, I also love public speaking and would love to do more of it.

Topics I Speak About:

Mental Health Awareness
Disability Advocacy and Invisible Disabilities
Accessibility in the workplace
Chronic Illness
LGBTQ+ Representation and Acceptance
Accessibility in Schools

For any enquiries relating to guest speaking, podcasts, panels, media outlets and more, please email admin@wordsbysask.com

Saskia was a guest speaker on our businesses Facebook live. She was both informative and interesting. We learned so much about the intersectionality between AuDHD and chronic illness. Saskia provided insight to her own lived experiences which resonated with most of our members.

Thank you Saskia for your time and for sharing your lived experience with us. Very much appreciated.

Leah Hoskins, Eclectic Witch Collection

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