In recent years, thanks to the Internet and some newfound online friends, I learned that July is Disability Pride month. In the past, I joined
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Let’s Get Back to Traveling
With things opening up again, people are starting to travel. I am vaccinated so I am ready to get back to living and traveling to
My Self Care Resolutions
Every time a new year rolls in, I write down a list of resolutions that I promise myself I’ll follow, all focused on self-improvement. Despite
United Spinal Conference
There are over a million individuals living with spinal cord injuries or disorders including MS, ALS, spina bifida across the United States. United Spinal Association
Being a Kid in a Wheelchair
While I love my cool iLevel Wheelchair, being in a wheelchair can be very stressful at times. I have a rare condition called spinal muscular
Service & Emotional Support Animals
As an attorney that focuses on Disability Rights issues, I get a lot of questions about service animals and emotional support animals. Most people do
My Puerto Rican Heritage
By Zoe Hernandez September through October is Hispanic Heritage month. My heritage is Puerto Rican. There’s a lot to know about Puerto Rico, the heritage
Life in New York & Florida
Four years ago, I purchased a condo in Florida. As a native New Yorker, I spend the majority of my time at my parent’s house
Discovering Mouth Painting
People ask me about how I learned to paint with my mouth. Mouth painting is wild and it takes patience. I just want to be
Using iLevel in My Home
I’ve talked a lot about the impact that iLevel® has had on my life. What you may not know is what I had to do
ADA 29 is a Day to Lead On
ADA is twenty-nine years old and we are still working to progress the law in our communities and celebrate its strength. This week in Washington,
My Take on Disability Pride
Disability pride is the pride is within that person. In most cases, you have to earn or pride through your experiences. There are usually differences