My Life changed for the better when I joined Boundless Babe Society, AKA BBS. I attended my first Rollette’s Experience in July of 2021. It was the first time I had attended an event where there were women who looked me.
.It was not until 2020 that I began my journey of self-acceptance and that I started looking at myself and seeing the beauty that God made. The weekend I attended Rollette’s Experience, I discovered that I wasn’t alone. I had been living like I was the only one to experience the things that I do on a daily basis. The weekend helped me to connect with other women who share the same or similar experiences to me. I would encourage any woman who has a disability and uses a wheelchair to join boundless babe Society, because when you have a community you no longer feel alone.
When you are a member of BBS you are given tons of support. The first thing I will tell you about this program is that you get what you put into the program. There are many more things that I will tell you in this blog post. We are a group of women who Focus on supporting and lifting each other up. As part of this program, we have group meetings via Zoom once a month. In addition to these meetings, you also have the opportunity to have a one-on-one 20 minute Zoom call with your mentor. When you have your phone call with your mentor, she asks you what your goals are for the month and how she can be encouraging and supporting you in achieving your goals. In addition to having a mentor you are also offered the opportunity to have an accountability partner. I cannot recommend strongly enough how valuable having an accountability partner is. You are able to build a friendship and talk to your accountability partner as much as you want! I personally have built a schedule with my accountability partner to check in with her once a week for our big check-in but I have to be honest we talk every day. 😊 she’s like my sister. As parts of our check-ins we ask each other what our goals are, how our meetings went with our mentors then we just shoot the breeze and talk about what’s going on in life. Having an accountability partner is one of the most important things you can do as part of this program because it helps you to know that you are not alone on a daily basis.
Last but not least, when you are part of this program you get put into a group me chat and this allows you to stay connected with everyone in the program. I would highly recommend ladies that you contact the Rollette’s and see if being part of BBS is the right thing for you. My personal opinion is that you should join if you are a woman in the disability community who feels like she needs community. Sisterhood is everything!
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