Disability. Advocacy. Empathy Education. Community. Support. Representing Rural Voices.
Championing for all disabilities, inclusion and accessibility, rare diseases, and the advancement of disabled people especially women and young girls in Maryland
Hi! I’m a disability advocate on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
I have a passionate heart for making the world better for all by advocating for access, inclusion, and educating on disability-centric issues.
Please enjoy the resources, reach out if you need help, join the community and sign up for my newsletters.
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Latest Posts:
Lower Eastern Shore: Food Resources
This has been updated as of November 22nd 2025, but resources can change daily. Always double check! This resource list is ALWAYS being updated. Make sure to come back to…
Keep readingDisability Pride Facebook Frames
I created these Canva frames for you to use on your Facebook profile photos. These frames are also sized for Instagram. If you have an issue with navigating Canva, please…
Keep readingAT Awareness Day 2024
Click here for the transcript and presentation. Click here to learn more about AT Awareness Day and the event including the other panelists. April 17 was Assistive Technology Awareness Day. …
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Ms. Wheelchair Maryland 2024
It was an honor to represent the state as Ms. Wheelchair Maryland 2024! During my reign, I chose the platform “Disability Shouldn’t Have A Price Tag.”
It was an incredible blessing to compete along with so many fellow advocates. I’m forever grateful for the opportunity to represent Maryland at a national level and to spread my platform!
“For most people, technology makes things easier. For people with disabilities, however, technology makes things possible.”
– Mary Pat Radabaugh, Director of IBM National Support Center for Persons with Disabilities, 1988)
A Disability Advocate for All
Assistive Technology Advocate
Serving on the Maryland Assistive Technology Loan Program Board is one of my greatest honors. As someone who uses AT (assistive technology) everyday to function, it gives me the greatest privilege to help serve my state. Through my site, you’ll learn lots about the MDTAP program.
Representing Marylanders
I love to see all Marylanders with disabilities thrive. As a disabled woman living on the rural Eastern Shore with a rare disease, I understand the barriers that we face in rural communities— nationwide. My advocacy and work is centered on helping and uplifting marginalized disabled communities; from rural community, those whose are non-native speakers, or or have rare diseases.
Community Disability Advocate
My community— and the communities I belong to— matter to me. I believe that empathy and kindness are the pivotal keys to being a community leader. Through devoted, adaptive and modified volunteer work— I dedicate my time to serving these communities.
The Girl in The Pink Wheelchair
Disability. Advocacy. Empathy Education.
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Committed to Accessibility
I’m committed to accessibility in all ways. If something is inaccessible or could be improved, please email me. The ideal world to me is a world where everyone has access.
The Girl in The Pink Wheelchair 