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Hi beautiful readers!
I have realized that my blog has started to make a shift and the Lord has kind of stirred this up in me recently.
He is pushing me to be more vulnerable about the true struggles of having a disability and recently I have written some parts I never thought I would share.
With that being said I really want this blog to be an insight on a disabled life for YOU. So please post some questions you may have or always wanted to know.
I will answer anything! 
If you feel it in you to repost and share with your friends. I want to be a person to help others know more about the disabled world <3

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