The Hell that Americans are going to go through is like nothing we have ever seen before. The current supposedly awesome administration passed a bill that supports the ultra rich and takes resources away from people that need them the most. We can not stay silent. We need to keep speaking and stay visible. Our lives matter.
Category: Faith, Dance, Books, advocacy
What are you most worried about for the future?
Not having insurance
Happy Disability Pride Month Everyone! This is the month that we use to celebrate who we are and the contributions to society that each one of us has made. We deserve to be seen as people who are brilliant, talented, creative, beautiful,smart and competitive. We have often been treated by society as an after thought, and under this current administration that continues to be the case. If you consider yourself an ally of people with disabilities please amplify our voices by sharing our content and standing in solidarity with us not just this month but always.
What makes a teacher great?
I was so blessed to always have great Teachers in school. Every one of them believed that my classmates and I were capable of big things. I grew up in the special education system but I was always taught by the majority of my teachers who taught me to dream big and use my voice.
How important is spirituality in your life?
I believe that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world and the Creator and sustainer of life.
Who is your favorite historical figure?
Judy Heumann
How do you waste the most time every day?
I watch more TV than I probably should
Which food, when you eat it, instantly transports you to childhood?
I love breakfast food. Especially pancakes



Last night was beautiful, celebrating the Executive Director of Lanterman Regional Center, Melinda Sullivan. Melinda, thank you for your leadership and Mentorship over the year. In February of 2024, you surprised me with a phone call, and during that conversation, you asked me if I would be interested in being a board member. You even made things easy for me and came to my home for an interview. I had no idea that this opportunity would be the next step in taking pride in myself as a disabled woman while helping others. Thank you for believing in me.
