Part of the Package
As indicated in the blog title and description I live my life not looking at my challenges as a burden, but as a way that I can acquire new abilities and climb to heights those without physical challenges can’t reach..I guess I shouldn’t assume that any one person can’t reach certain heights, just based on their physical ability.
I’ve been told that I can’t do things out of fear of me falling down, but I’m nearly thirty and I have a secret for all those people…they are a little late. I’ve fallen, and I couldn’t be happier that I have. I’ve found strength not in the process of the fall, but in the challenge of getting off the ground.
So when I use the words “not confined”…I mean that I take pride in the fact I have my physical challenges. It’s proudly in part how I “define” myself. I have had unforgettable experiences, met extraordinary people, and have been able to advocate and mentor-abilities I’m also proud of 
