This summer my skin has been through three distinct phases: Dry, Extra Dry, and Sahara Desert Dry. Not the glow-up anyone asks for. The worst of it lives on the …
On December 3, 2009, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, my wife, Alexa, and I founded a company in Hungary. I am visually impaired, and Alexa has a physical …
Being a woman was enough. My mother made that possible. She never raised me to believe that disability placed me in a separate category from other women. Their battles did …
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 …
September is the exhale. Eclipse season is over, and what’s left is clarity — the kind that arrives after something big moves through and rearranges the furniture. The New Moon …
Editor’s Note: This summer marked 23 years of AudacityMagazine.com. Even though the anniversary has passed, I remain humbled and grateful that something I started all those years ago continues to …
Hotels always tell me they have accessible rooms. I believe them. Sort of. For the most part, hotels in the United States have to comply with the Americans with Disabilities …
Have you ever discovered something so good that by the time you told everyone about it…it was gone? That was me with the Nothing Bundt Cakes Turtle Cheesecake Swirl Bundtlet. …