“My music helps me get a rhythm that saves me from feeling powerless. It quiets my tense soul. It finds a way into the locked person I must be if I am to survive autism’s confusion. Pleased to have it always available. My life jacket. Pleased to play it throughout my home.” ~Sarah Share
“Often I wish for no disability. Please to have happiness with my life, but I wonder what my life would be if I were not disabled. Please find peace anyway. Sometimes normal people are not happy.” ~Sarah Share
I’m happy to answer this question from Kirk, my friend and support coordinator from The Arc of Frederick County. Dear Sarah, We enjoy giving presentations at our local schools and would like to focus more on friendship and building relationships. How can we help students build bridges in practical ways? From Sarah: Dear Kirk, I […]
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Thank you to Beth Mende Conny of Write Directions for providing nearly 12 years of consulting, publishing and marketing assistance to Sarah. Although you’re moving on to different ventures, your impact in our lives and the disability community will carry on! “Beth will be missed by me for all she did getting my messages of […]
Winter brings quiet, cozy times that fire our spirits and free our ideas. Winter pushes a rest that gives birth to renewal. Winter plans ways to laugh at our hardships. Just when we’re most exposed, he exposes us to even more harsh treatment. Our spirit is dampened, but suddenly soars with pride of greater strength. […]
Cold hits my warm cheeks Hoping to waken senses To winter’s harsh mood. ~ Sarah Share
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With fear of disability, you deny yourself access to us. You see differences in appearance, behavior, movement, or ability. Someone you can’t really identify has led you to believe these are imperfections, not just differences. You trust this feeling. You have no confidence in imperfection. You fear imperfection. You avoid imperfection. Deep inside, though, you […]
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