I’ve experienced something that changed me in ways I’m still learning to understand—a seizure that reminded me just how fragile and powerful the human body can be at the same time. In those moments, I truly felt the impact on my body—how much we rely on every system working together, and how quickly that can shift. It was humbling, and it gave me a deeper awareness and respect for people who live with challenges far greater than most of us can see.
That experience is a big part of why I feel so strongly about being “an angel” for my team in the Triumph nonprofit walk. I don’t take my ability to move, to walk, or to show up lightly anymore. I feel called—almost convicted—to use my body with purpose, not just for myself, but for others who may not have that same ability.
Fundraising and participating in this event is more than just supporting a cause—it’s about being part of something bigger than myself. It’s about stepping into a role where I can help carry someone else’s hopes across the finish line, literally and figuratively. Allowing my body to be a vehicle for someone with a disability is one of the most meaningful ways I can give back, and it’s something I feel deeply honored to do.
If you’re able to support me through a donation, know that you’re not just helping me reach a fundraising goal—you’re helping create a moment of triumph, inclusion, and shared strength for someone who truly deserves it. And for me, that’s what this is all about.
Thank you for believing in this mission and being a part of it with me.
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