#DisabilityPrideMonth đȘ "To me, disability pride means navigating a world that still has a lot of catching up to doâand doing it with tenacity, humor, and a refusal to shrink myself to fit anyone elseâs comfort level. Itâs about owning my story, demanding equity, and knowing that access isnât charityâitâs justice.
This year, pride also comes with paws. I was matched with Loveyâmy new
#servicedog from Canine Companionsâjust this past May, and even though weâre still in the early chapters of our partnership, sheâs already proving to be an absolute workhorse. Whether itâs opening doors, retrieving items, or keeping me steady through the chaos of daily life, sheâs fully locked in when itâs time to work.
Off the clock? Total goofball. Sheâs equal parts lapdog, emotional sponge, and comedic reliefâliving up to her name with warmth, wit, and just the right amount of mischief.
Working in communications at the federal level, I spend my days deep in policy, public service, and more than a fe...