Happy Rare Disease Day. I was born with Caudal Regression Syndrome which occurs 1 in 100,000 people. I do not have my lumbar vertebrae or my tailbone. Grateful to have been born at Cleveland Clinic every single day. 🦓💙
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Tomorrow, I am presenting to students about disability etiquette and disability awareness which I love to do. I love my job, and living independently in my own apartment is an absolute dream come true. Cheers to 4 years of achieving my goals ❤️
Tomorrow marks 4 years since I got my bladder and right kidney removed. I am so so grateful for my surgeons, my art therapist, and everyone who was there for me. I truly got the best care from everyone at Rainbows. They gave me back my life.
Happy International Day of Persons With Disabilities! I would not change my disability for the world. I'm so grateful for all of the people that my disability has allowed me to meet. I'm grateful for the experiences that my disability has provided me!
Disabled people are worth protecting. Period.
One of my favorite aspects of social media is showing people that you can live a wonderful life with an ostomy. There is a stigma against ostomies, but my urostomy saved my life. Forever grateful to my two surgeons who gave me my life back💜
Blond young woman with one arm and no legs sitting on a bed in her new apartment.
Moved into my very first apartment. It means so much to me to be able to live independently. A dream come true❤️
Young woman with blood hair. Wearing a blue swimsuit. White Cap that says "SPRENGER". Purple goggles.
Hi everyone! My name is Breanna, and I am a retired Team USA Paralympic Swimmer. I was born without my legs and right arm along with Spina Bifida and Caudal Regression Syndrome. I'm from Cleveland, Ohio, and I'm studying social work. So happy to be here. #disability #cleveland #paralympic
