“Living with mild Cerebral Palsy means I live between two worlds. I live in the disabled world and the non-disabled world. Sometimes it can be tough to figure out exactly where I belong.”
Irene tells her story of growing up in-between two worlds and navigating the challenges that come with that.
She shares how challenging it was to find resources and how if she had to learn to become the best advocate for herself and that’s why inclusion is so important, not only to her, but to our society.
“Inclusion is really important and for me what inclusion means is being seen, heard, valued, and included. I want people to understand that all people with disabilities should have a great deal of help and support.”
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