When my son married my daughter-in-law, I became a grandma to Elex who was eight years old at the time. I am the favorite aunt
Life in St. Louis
In St. Louis, we have lot of public-funded open areas and activities that are outside and very accessible to people in power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs
Protesting Tips for Wheelchair Users
As an organizer who has been fighting for Disability Rights and other civil rights issues for more than a decade, I have learned a lot
What Able-Bodied People Should Know
Over the years, I have learned a lot of people are coming to understand and be more aware of people who use wheelchairs, so things
Coming Full Circle
When Michael Freehill approached me in 2017 about doing a St. Louis Blues design on my new wheelchair, I went all in. I knew it
Disability Representation
I’m not a fan of unresolved cliffhanger endings in tv shows and movies, so I am going to finish talking about my experience with Zoey’s
Identity First Vs. Person First
For many years, there has been a debate on what to call people with disabilities. For many years, society referred to people with disabilities as
Think About Perspective
When you take pictures, where you are standing can make all the difference when it comes to the perfect shot. Whether you are facing west
Mental Mindset
COVID-19 has changed the way we live our lives. Every state has some type of stay-at-home order. I truly believe this is a temporary setback for
Home School in Quarantine
As you know, we are in quarantine and are practicing social distancing, which means that we can no longer attend school. We are doing everything
Cooking at iLevel®
I love to cook! And it’s even more enjoyable for me with iLevel® technology. The average kitchen you might encounter in a home or apartment
The Meaning of Memorial Day
Memorial Day is special for most veterans, although some people may not realize that Memorial Day isn’t about thanking veterans that are still here. It’s