A little boy once asked Shane Kapitzke where his arm was. Shane looked at him and said, “I don’t know! Have you seen it?” The kid went looking for it, …
EDITOR’S NOTE: After a diagnosis of Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis changed the life she knew, Debra Jo Myers spent years grieving what she had lost before discovering that acceptance didn’t …
Adaptive fitness is the miracle we need in the disabled community. I’ve known Tony forever, so I was excited to learn about his recent accomplishments. I was going to take …
How Shameka Andrews Found Her Voice Through Ms. Wheelchair New York When you meet Shameka Andrews, you don’t just meet a disability advocate—you meet a force. A woman who has …
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 …
Davien’s journey is defined by resilience, creativity, and determination. A father, entrepreneur, and advocate, he thrives in moments where others might see obstacles. One of his proudest achievements isn’t tied …
Phillip’s life is a testament to resilience, humor, and the importance of family. Born with cerebral palsy (CP), he has faced physical and emotional challenges from an early age. Yet, …
A Life-Changing Move Arriving in the United States from Cuba in 1980 at the age of ten, Lazaro was immediately struck by the overwhelming contrast between the two worlds. “Seeing …
Life has a way of throwing you curveballs when you least expect it. At 27 years old, I was completely comfortable. I had assured a favorable position after eight years …