Social media has been an extremely important tool for many people with disabilities to find others to get connected with. Sharing information (and having fun) is important for people with disabilities, especially if it’s a rare disability like Osteogenesis Imperfecta–or … Continued
I was honored to be interviewed by Nathasha Alvarez, creator of Audacity Magazine, in a special video for Wishbone Day 2019. Wishbone Day is the international day of awareness and celebration of Osteogenesis Imperfecta (O.I.). Both Nathasha and I have … Continued
I’ve been a guest on a quite a few podcasts, but this one was unique in the fact that I had the chance to talk about my background as an emcee and Hip Hop culture. You wouldn’t think that topic … Continued
I had the pleasure of being a guest on Aubrey Johnson’s podcast, The Road to Rediscovery. We had a fantastic conversation and I was able to get into detail about Osteogenesis Imperfecta as well as the deeper influences and purpose … Continued
At one point or another in life, when you live with Osteogenesis Imperfecta– or any disability for that matter –you will need to advocate for yourself in life. Speaking up and asking the right questions to get the answers and … Continued
How would you like to gather in power at the first ever Celebrating O.I. Life event? Celebrating O.I. Life UPDATED JUNE 10, 2019 THE EVENT REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! TAP/CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW! I am beyond excited to announce … Continued
Having brittle or fragile bones, of course, you may not think that seeing a Chiropractor would make any logical sense! I have Osteogenesis Imperfecta (Type 1) – aka Brittle Bones – and I love my chiropractor! Is it really good … Continued
Here we go. Since I actually have Osteogenesis Imperfecta (O.I.) aka Brittle Bones Disease, I had to see ‘Glass’ and I have an opinion about it.
If you live with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (O.I.) as I do, I have Type 1, you may feel you can’t get out and go hiking! Well, check this out!
O.I. and wheelchair tennis mix well in the world for fellow O.I.ers, and father and son, Alan and Andrew Lee!