Even if it means you may fail? If you say a resounding YES, you’re ready for your metaphoric firewalk. In September, the month of change, we’re considering taking action, making changes, and even taking risks to live more the life you want to ... Read more
Onto Step 2! Step 2?! What Step 2?? If you haven’t been catching the Radiant Living with a Disability blog posts, September is devoted to taking a metaphoric firewalk. Metaphoric firewalk, what the heck is that, you may be saying. An action, risk,... Read more
What is it that you ultimately want? What’s the feeling you’re looking to experience? This will be your guiding force to taking any risk or challenge. Always keep this in focus. This is step one of taking any calculated, healthy risk to challenge your... Read more
Continuing with the theme of “approaching end of summer, beginning of autumn, and the start of the school year (whether or not you or your kids are in school)” I began in the previous post, let’s talk about how to actually make that c... Read more
Even if you don’t have a school aged child, you’re probably aware that it’s “back to school” time. It’s always a bittersweet time for me. I always dread saying goodbye to the long summer days, swimming, and eating din... Read more
The skinned knees actually happened first. Summer is my favorite time of year, always has been. I love the hot weather – even the humidity! What I don’t love is the skinned knees and every summer, they happen. I fell three times last week, twi... Read more
In our vulnerabilities, lies our strength. (Paraphrase of an Albert Einstein quote) If you’ve been reading the Radiant Living with a Disability blog from the beginning (only a select few of you were present in the early days), you may remember this ... Read more
Access, privilege, kindness, respect. In honor of this week’s 27th Anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), this post is being republished from the 25th Anniversary of the ADA about the profound parallels of the ADA... Read more
In honor of the 27th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a replay of this post about being invited to give a reflection at my church about the ADA is being republished. So this week is certainly a different kind of pos... Read more
But when we reject the medical model and negative stereotypes presented by doctors and accepted by society, we can anchor ourselves to the reality that our children have bright futures and unlimited potential. . . YOUR belief in your child has a gr... Read more
