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One of my favorite music artists is Beyoncé. I love that she recorded a song called “Who Runs the World, Girls?” In honor of Women’s History Month, I like to honor a few women who are making an impact in the world.   Have you ever heard of Victoria Canal? If not, you will. Victoria,... Read more »

Celebrate Disability Awareness Month by learning about the great programs and services Goodwill Easterseals Miami Valley offer from guest blogger Cindy Carusone. Shari March is Disability Awareness Month – a time to reflect on the importance of creating inclusive communities for individuals with disabilities. For parents like me, it’s also a time to recognize the... Read more »

Everyone deserves a place where he or she can feel safe. Whether it’s church, your local YMCA/YWCA, or a recreational center, some often need a place to go to just chill without judgment of being himself or herself. Thanks to Miracle Clubhouse, people who need a safe space have just that. Welcome guest bloggers of... Read more »

When traveling around the great state of Ohio, I often must use the restroom, especially if my destination is hours away. This shouldn’t be any major news to anyone because most people probably have to use the restroom while traveling a distance. Using the restroom is a part of life. When I pull into a... Read more »

I’ve had computer literacy since I was a little girl. Because of my disability, which prevented me from using my hands well, the computer was introduced to me at a young age. Thanks to learning how to use a computer, I’m independent. I’m able to work, pay my own bills, write, enjoy social media and... Read more »

The stage is set for the big game on February 9th between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, I’m a Cincinnati Bengals fan, but since they didn’t make it to the big game this year, I’ll just pacify myself with the hope that we’ll make it next year. As always, I’m looking... Read more »

Welcome to my annual list as I count down 28 of the greats for Black History Month. Erma S. Cooper– My mom who passed away in November. Mom was the epitome of a great woman. I am the woman I am because of her, and I vow to keep making her proud. She’s now my... Read more »

When wanting to shop for anything, there is often nothing better than going to a store and checking it out for yourself. I know when I go to buy things that I want or need, I read the contents as well as handle them to see if I want to buy things or my list.... Read more »

As we prepare to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s upcoming birthday, I’m happy to say I’m living the dream he envisioned. Although Dr. King’s primary focus was on the fair treatment of the African American community, he was just as keen on the equal treatment of all mankind. He was a true pioneer who spoke... Read more »

It’s truly a privilege to be able to drive because it opens a world of independence. When a person with a disability becomes a licensed driver, often there are adaptations one may need to operate a vehicle. There are other things that could come into play when a person has other disabilities such as autism.... Read more »