I have always been an advocate. However, I chose to do things that fit my definition of INNOVATION and for that reason, I was attracted to the CUE Center for that reason.

What should be done… when you encounter a situation that poses a danger and lack of access as a person with a disability? Many feel powerless and can’t imagine ‘going against the status quo’ solo. Read about a real life situation and some options!

Writing can be defined in many ways… as an art, as a science in some ways, using a particular methodology depending upon the type of writing. One of my favorites is true crime writing, as that is what I have known for 44 years. I particularly like investigative pieces for they combine research, analytical thinking, creativity and much perseverance.

Do you need to know how to approach a project strategically, but you don’t know where to start? ‘Just for fun… let’s review some of the basics with the story of Noah’s Ark!

A VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC- Independent Living- Checks & Balances!

A Place for Mom Counselors can't tell you everything you need to know.

You need a resident on the inside with perspective and insight!

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‘Bounce Rate’ and all other little gremlins you must keep track of with a new website! The only bouncing I know is in basketball.

Please viewers, readers, potentiol clients , don’t bounce me! I have a lot to offer!

I am sharing the framework,and highlights of my personal story, while exposing vulnerabilities. Why? I think it illustrates my masterful resilience yet again for the millionth time. In addition, if there is but one person, I can help in the revealing, I have accomplished my purpose.

My story began approximately when I was 13 years old, recognizing that perhaps ‘something was a bit different for me.’

Irrespective of the fact that I was born with a permanent disability, and spent much of my childhood having surgeries for two separate and distinct problems. I pretty much ignored it, attending to other aspects of life.

According to several credible news sources, there has been a significant change following the controversy over the 'unfettered power' exercised by a former police officer and head of the Connecticut Board of Pardons & Parole, Carlton Giles, who commuted 71 inmates in 2022, including 44 with murder convictions. In contrast, between 2015 and 2019, only five inmates were commuted, with just one commutation in 2021. During the pandemic, commutations were frozen, and this practice continued when Giles was demoted.