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God doesn’t waste pain. He meets us in it—and uses our story to comfort others and grow something beautiful

Real strength isn’t doing it all alone—it’s knowing when to ask for help and trusting that you’re still enough.

“Yet” is the bridge between “I can’t” and “I’m trying.” Between stuck and growing. Between now and what could be.

It’s the second night of summer camp, and a real-life fairytale has arrived. Suddenly, all the characters from every Disney movie I knew...

2024 brought immense change, growth, and joy. Through challenges, faith as small as a mustard seed carried me. Here’s to 2025 with purpose!

Everyone deserves a voice. True inclusion means amplifying the unheard and embracing accessibility to break barriers.

Despite chronic illness and feeling misunderstood, faith brings me peace and purpose, showing me that blessings can be found.

Identity is like a complex puzzle, with countless pieces together to show who we are. Each piece reflects our experiences and our roles.

After a year of feeling caught between two worlds—relatively healthy compared to some, yet struggling with invisible battles

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Happy April it's officially spring! Where I am it feels like it as well! The birds are starting to come back from their migration to...

Society has beauty standards and you aren't considered attractive if you do not fit into these standards. Many of these standards are...

As March is National Women's Month I wanted to take some time to celebrate a few women in the disability community that have made a huge...

I often get the question of how I am so independent at a young age with a disability. The simple answer is it was how I was raised. When...

Happy February! The Groundhog saw his shadow predicting an early spring! Warmer temperatures, longer days, better weather, and the...

Finding your Identity in general can be hard, but it can be especially difficult when you have a disability. When I was growing up I wish...

Safe Haven I think that is the word I would choose to explain my experience at Camp John Marc. It’s something that can not be explained...

Whether your disability is congenital meaning you are born with it or acquired diagnosis day is one of the hardest days in the disability...