Life can feel overwhelming when we’re constantly worrying about the future.

I know there is a lot of scary going on, but there is also love, peace, and beauty to be found.

Let’s embrace where we are. 💛

You don’t have to have it all figured out.

You’re enough, just as you are. 💖

What is the difference between dreaming and achieving?

How do you go from hoping and believing to succeeding?

Consistency!

Keep doing the work, and the results will follow.

The holidays can be exhausting! Rest is a necessity. Schedule downtime between holiday events, and don’t hesitate to cancel plans if you feel overwhelmed.

Your health matters more than checking everything off your to-do list.

What’s your favorite way to recharge during the holidays?

Today, it feels like my body has a symptom bucket list and is determined to check them all off.

Every person you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.

Choose kindness every day. A simple smile or a kind word can make a big difference in someone's life.

Snowy days are beautiful until the ramp mobility aid users rely on to get into a building vanishes under a blanket of white. 🌨️

Accessibility can't take a snow day! If you own or run a business, make sure to keep sidewalks and ramps clear so everyone can navigate safely. ❄️♿️

As a mom with physical limitations, there are days when self-doubt creeps in.

I remind myself that my kid is learning resilience, empathy, and the importance of embracing those who are different.

To all my fellow disabled parents out there: You are doing an amazing job!

Sometimes, I feel like I’m missing out on the life I thought I'd have because of my disability.

Then, I remember that my value isn’t measured by my mobility. I still have a life filled with joy and happiness. Life may look different than what I planned, but that doesn't make it less valuable.

Living with an undiagnosed medical condition can be very frustrating.

When you finally get that diagnosis, it’s like finding a missing piece of yourself.

Chronic illness fatigue is complex.

It’s not the same as being tired after a long day. It’s a profound and often misinterpreted experience.

Every day as a chronically ill person brings new challenges, but I find strength in moving forward.

Chronic illness symptoms are currently flocking to me like long-lost relatives when someone wins the lotto.

Hey friends! I haven't gotten many YouTube videos up lately, but I'm finally ready to share a new one.

Join me for a Saturday in my life where you'll see what a typical day looks like for me as a disabled mom.
There is a link to my channel in my bio!

🚫 "Have you tried yoga or essential oils?" 🚫

💬 Stop asking chronically ill people if they've tried some miracle cure you saw online!

Real medication, natural cures, old wise tales - they've likely tried everything out of desperation at one point or another.

Random person I don't know very well - You're so inspiring!
Me - Thanks, I'm just trying to stay alive.

Can we please normalize not telling people they are inspiring for just surviving?

Instead, compliment their strength, adaptability, and determination!

As a disabled person who can not work a traditional job, I constantly fight the societal norms that say personal worth is tied to professional achievement.
My worth isn’t defined by a paycheck.