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I’d like to tell you a story about a woman named Tiera. Months before I met her, she had a severe accident that left her quadriplegic. Without the use of her body from the chest down, Tiera came down the ramp to the dock in a self-powered wheelchair controlled with a straw. I was amazed. The skill, let alone patience and discipline, it must take to learn this art was awe inspiring. Tiera was a Read more

Friday morning I packed up my car with all the essentials…tent, sleeping bags, pillow, blankets, warm clothes, extra sailing gear, my skateboard and my bike and headed over to the Horne’s house. Upon arriving, Katherine informed me the kids were at school because they wanted to get the 2 hours of school in (such studious kids..) so we packed the car (chock full) and went to pick up Alex and Tamsin at school before hitting Read more