To the Friends that Embrace

To the Friends that Embrace

Apr 17, 2018 | adulthood, disability, friendship, inclusion

Dear friends, I became friends with most of you in the past few years. We met at church. From the beginning, you were different. You stood out to me. At the time, I was in a rough season. I didn’t have to question what you thought or if my disability was an...
stifling the true self

stifling the true self

Jun 13, 2017 | daily life, adulthood, childhood, disability, poetry

the world around me stares not quite knowing what to say young ones and old, all have spoken strange words, words of unawares words that speak deeply to me revealing the heart of their soul. such moments i do recall from my earlier years stifling the true self, but i...
unknown answers

unknown answers

Apr 25, 2017 | adulthood, caregiving, disability, poetry

how long shall i stay? who will say? will you show me the way? do i think of a plan…wait for a man… or decide what to do when i think i can? for what do i wait? why do i hope? how much longer can i cope? what age will i be? when will i see? who will...

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