The first time I tried wheelchair basketball, I nearly took a ball to the face. Wheelchair tennis strapped me into the chair with six straps, and even then, I only …
From CHiPs to Children’s Books: Erik Estrada’s New Story Belongs in Schools
For those of us Gen Xers who remember gathering around the TV during prime time to watch Erik Estrada’s dazzling smile and heroic motorcycle rides on CHiPs, there’s a special …
How My Mother as My Caregiver Gave Me Life Twice
For me, that bond with my mami has always been sacred. It was born when I was, and it was forged in fire when, at 18 years old, I was …
Half Way into 2025? Almost. June Horoscope Guides You.
Welcome to June—the cosmic halftime show of 2025. Well, almost. But let’s get ahead of the curve. Whether you’re sweating through a heatwave in the Northern Hemisphere or bundling up …
🎬 Dick Wolf, You’re a Legend. Now Cast Disabled People Like It’s No Big Deal.
I’m 55 years old and I’ve been watching Law & Order since the very beginning. I’m not new to the Wolf universe — I’m seasoned. Law & Order, SVU, Criminal …
Living with Cerebral Palsy: Why Medicaid Is My Lifeline
I’ve been advocating for people with developmental disabilities for over 30 years, but the truth is—I didn’t choose this fight. I was born into it. Living with cerebral palsy, I’ve …
There’s No Shame in Wanting More
Living 36 years in a wheelchair hasn’t stopped me from wanting more from life—or from rejecting anyone who tries to shame me for it. In my 54 years of living—and …
🌟 May Horoscope: Rise, Shine, and Rebel a Little
Here’s your May horoscope. Be sure to share this with your friends. ♈ Aries (March 21 – April 19) 🔥 It’s Go Time — But Pace YourselfYou’re usually first out …
Rachel Malone’s Story: Studying Abroad with a Physical Disability
Rachel didn’t just study abroad in Dublin—she lived history, wrestled with access barriers, and found unexpected pieces of herself along the way. Rolling across the city’s cobbled streets during the …