A major piece of my transformation story is being part of the boundless babe Society it is a mentorship program for women with disabilities to learn how to live a powerful life with their disability not in spite of their disability
Category: advocacy
Just cleaning my room
How are you feeling right now?
, it’s 12:19 a.m. and I’m watching TV I love HGTV and right now I’m watching Love it or List It
What quality do you value most in a friend?
A good friend is someone that you can call your sister or your brother. I have a younger brother but I never had sisters and some of my besties are my sisters.
Tell us about the last thing you got excited about.
The last thing I got excited about was Rollettes Experience it was so much fun
I am beyond grateful for the experience that I’ve had these past 3 weeks. I received the opportunity to be a part of a leadership and advocacy training program and I cannot believe that it is almost over. Some of the things about my website will change because I want it to represent the presentation that I want to give next week my goal is to condense information but still fully tell my story.
What was the last thing you searched for online? Why were you looking for it?
The last thing I searched for online was shoes specifically the new Skechers slip-ins I’m kind of interested in trying them but not 100% sure yet.
What TV shows did you watch as a kid?
I loved Blossom, Mayim Bialik is still my idol. I also grew up watching the original TGIF on ABC and I love cartoons like The Jetsons The Smurfs The Flintstones, Animaniacs Rainbow Brite Heathcliff and so many other shows.
What’s your favorite time of day?
My favorite time of day is morning or evening because in those two times of my day I feel like I have the most energy and I am a coffee drinker once in the morning and once at night
How would you design the city of the future?
The first thing I would do is make sure all public places were barrier-free for those who have disabilities. This includes making theaters such as the Pantages almanson Mark Taper and Dorothy Chandler Pavilion accessible not only in the front public entities but backstage as well, because performers with disabilities deserve to have professional jobs
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