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The Benefits of Disability Activism

As my day job, I am a university professor. Most people know that this involves teaching college classes to young adults. What most people who

Mothers are gentle, kind, resilient and tough, all at the same time. I sometimes wonder how my mother handles so many things at once. She

Spring is here, which means the warm weather is on its way. You may not realize this, but I consider myself an expert in understanding

Change is never easy, however, it’s sometimes necessary. I’ve been living in the city of St. Louis for over a decade now. Times, people, and

In a previous blog, I wrote about the challenges I faced when selling my property in Florida. Now, comes the fun part. The buyers wanted

I have been very blessed and fortunate to be able to own property in Florida for about seven years now. I would spend my summers

You’ve probably seen photos of me with my niece, Andi. She is incredible. It’s great spending time with her and watching her grow. Andi is

A new year always makes people reflect on goals. What do I want do this year? What do I want to accomplish? What can I

A new year means new goals and I’m very excited for my number one goal for 2022. I am going to look for my very

I have decided (after many conversations with my family) that it was time for me to return to school and pursue my graduate degree. For

This weekend, I caught up on all the wedding invites that I have received for 2021. Due to everything that happened in 2020, most of

I am constantly researching and attempting to improve my knowledge about what my rights as a disabled citizen are. As I am still learning at

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