Keep Moving Forward

I don’t look at my disability as a stumbling block. I don’t look at it as an obstacle. You know what? This is who I am, and I’m going to take it and run with it. [Read Transcript...]

Places say they are accessible – but are not. Minor obstacles that you would never think would be a problem, suddenly are a huge problem. [Read Transcript...]

I’ve learned many different skills in the theater world. When you’re creating a character, it’s fun expressing, figuring out what’s best for you. When you let people with disabilities try it, you learn that, “Oh, this person can easily learn these lines.” Give us a chance, and we can show you what we can do. [Read Transcript...]

“Having a mental health disability – people don’t see it, people don’t understand hidden disabilities. The more we are open about them, the more they’re going to be understood. “Ask us questions. Start a conversation. Conversations will get us closer to that holy grail of equality.” [Read Transcript...]