A fundamental belief of mine is this saying. For those of you who grew up watching PBS Kids and the TV show based on Marc Brown’s children’s series Arthur, this message is sure to bring a smile to your…
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I got it a few months ago. My interest in a documentary about dating with disability and navigating intimacy was piqued by a producer at Seen TV. As soon as I said yes, I began to film my life as…
It has been an extremely busy month for me. Surprisingly, a couple of months back, I was asked to be a part of a documentary series about my experience with Cerebral Palsy. Of course, I immediately jumped on board with…
When I first heard about Judy Heumann passing away this past weekend, I wanted to believe it was a hoax. She was such an amazing woman, and she had a lot more to offer. Even though she lived for…
Due to Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, I often think about what I would like a child to know about my experiences with cerebral palsy, living with cerebral palsy in this generation, since, let’s face it, the world isn’t especially made…
During the month of February, I often reflect on my journey with love and learning to love myself while living with Cerebral Palsy. Those of you who have followed me for a long time know that I have experienced difficulties…
You can gain ideas from your childhood. Put things in perspective. In recent times, I’ve been reflecting on my childhood, family, vacations, memories, and much more, which inspired me to begin writing about those experiences from the perspective of a…
I am often reminded of how society treats people with disabilities as we approach the holiday season, and if St. Nick was real, I would wish for one thing. Rather than walk or be cured of this condition, we want…
I recently published my brand new book, I love you in a special way, which features Cane Walker, a 21-year-old born with cerebral palsy who communicates with society using an ACC Device. During his time at South Plantation High School,…
As World Cerebral Palsy Day approaches, I consider what I would like people to know about my condition. The first thing to note is that cerebral palsy does not go away once you reach adulthood – although I wish it…