Author
What the Caregiver Carries: A Memoir on Motherhood, Advocacy, and Determination is about finding my voice after having a disabled child and being forced to navigate complex family dynamics and an unrelenting medical system. It’s an eye-opening story about the pressures caregivers face while raising their disabled/medically complex children.
“Your book is a bestseller; it’s the best thing I have read in years… I see real life experiences in it like Michelle Obama ‘In the Light We Carry’.”
“…people will love reading it. I mean I don’t want to put it down!…It’s honest and relatable! I’ve laughed and cried!”
“You are a very talented writer, and I am so rooting for you to get this important book out there. When it happens, I will promote it on all my platforms.”
I am a native of Upstate New York with a background in Public Health. I am dedicated to advocating for disabled children, caregivers, and families under the social model of care, emphasizing the importance of consistent supports and neuro-affirming methods of care. Read more about me here.
Follow along on my journey