Adaptive Parenting Triumphs

Adaptive Parenting Triumphs

A routine ultrasound in May 2023 unveiled an unexpected surprise: triplets. The question of whether I could contribute meaningfully to raising three children loomed large. Determined to adapt, I embraced creative solutions, leading to what I now term "adaptive parenting."

Posted on 2/20/2024


Pickleball for All

Pickleball for All

Wheelchair pickleball is on the cusp of the growth that pickleball as a whole has been experiencing over recent years. More and more seated players are showing up at their local courts, and wheelchair pickleball events are beginning to pop up at tournaments across the country.

Posted on 2/5/2024


5 Ways to Improve Your Health As a Wheelchair User

5 Ways to Improve Your Health As a Wheelchair User

I have been a wheelchair user since I was big enough to attempt to walk, and the challenges of exercising and staying healthy while you body is fighting against you aren't easy. Although staying healthy is something that the whole world strives for, being a person who uses a wheelchair can make it even more important. Here are five ways that you can improve your health as a wheelchair user.

Posted on 1/30/2024


My Experience As a Quadriplegic Competitive Swimmer

My Experience As a Quadriplegic Competitive Swimmer

During my first semester at Florida State, I was paralyzed in a diving accident which completely severed my spinal cord at the C5 vertebrae. The whole thing is pretty ironic considering I'd been diving for swim meets since my age was still in the single digits.

Posted on 1/8/2024


Changing the Narrative: My Journey Towards Increasing Disability Representation in Media

Changing the Narrative: My Journey Towards Increasing Disability Representation in Media

Growing up, I didn't see a lot of media including people with disabilities. I spent a lot of my Friday nights in high school diving into the captivating worlds of my favorite TV shows, movies, and YouTube channels. However, looking back on this, it strikes me how absent representation of people with disabilities was in those narratives. Amidst the laughter, drama, and love stories, there was a glaring void – a void where I never found myself reflected as a friend, a family member, main character, or daring love interest.

Posted on 12/18/2023


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