Maddie shares how learning to accept care changed her relationship with support, self-advocacy, and what it means to move through chronic illness with clarity and confidence.
Living with a feeding tube for nearly 2 years, Erica shares her daily routine, self-care practices, and reflections on identity, independence, and life beyond illness.
After nearly five years of living with a feeding tube, care has become part of everyday life. Miranda's story reflects on routine, identity beyond illness, and what it means when care becomes ordinary.
Dee Marie reflects on releasing fear, embracing visibility, and using art and advocacy to move forward with purpose as a disabled creative.
Lindsay’s story reveals how care evolves — from a task to a lifeline, from a gesture to a turning point. Her journey through chronic illness, diagnosis, and rediscovering herself is a powerful reminder of strength and humanity.
Discover how Miranda transformed her medical experiences into advocacy, community support, and meaningful impact. Learn from her inspiring journey and find ways to navigate life with chronic illness.
Read Caitlin’s story of strength and perseverance through chronic illness. Learn how resilience, self-care, and support from loved ones help her navigate life’s challenges.
Chronic illness has reshaped how Madelyn experiences summer, but she’s found joy in mornings, family time, and new ways to adapt. Discover her heartfelt story.
Lindsay once associated summer with hospital visits and health challenges. Now, she’s found new ways to embrace the season—honoring her body, finding joy in small rituals, and redefining what summer means to her.
Caprisha is an educator and disability advocate. She shares her experience living with epilepsy and migraines, unpacking her journey with disability identity, ableism, and what true disability representation means.
Lily shares how she embraces her disability with confidence, compassion, and style—showing that every part of her journey is worth celebrating.
In this powerful spotlight, Sara Johnson opens up about her journey with Long Covid and Gastroparesis. She shares how Disability Pride Month has deepened her sense of strength and community, and how she uses fashion, mobility aids, and advocacy to celebrate her identity.
