ABOUT ME
As a disabled woman living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease and kyphoscoliosis, I’ve always struggled with my relationship with my body.
One day, I was scrolling online looking for style tips for scoliosis. I wanted to find advice that made me feel good about my body, but all I found were tips on how to hide it.
It made me sad for not just myself, but for everyone who’s been made to feel like their disability is something to cover up or be ashamed of.
So I decided that if society wasn’t going to celebrate disabled bodies, I’d do it myself.
Now, I use my platforms to promote body confidence, self-acceptance, and real disabled representation. I’m also a patient ambassador for the CMT Research Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to finding treatments and a cure for CMT.
Through social media and my newsletter, The Inclusivity Edit, I’m here to help others see that our disabilities aren’t something we need to hide — or apologize for.
I’m also available for brand collaborations and other partnership opportunities.