In Hellery's 3rd zine she's 21, and has had a couple of years of perspective since getting both of her legs amputated below the knee. She reflects on how she doesn't have to talk about being disabled as much anymore, except with strangers who always have to ask. She talks about class and disability, about how sometimes people who are crippled "raise above" their injuries and achieve heroic things/become celebrities, but that most people don't. That without money, it's much harder than the public perceives to survive. She also talks about the fluidity of her gender, and how sometimes she is a boy. Hellery talks about dressing up in drag, riding her bike with prosthetics on, and addresses all the people who tell her she's brave just for having prosthetics.