Hello, everyone. My name is Katrina, and I represent Living with Disabilities. You are currently on the Living with Disabilities website, an advocacy platform committed to promoting awareness of the disabled community. Our main goal is to enhance understanding of the diverse spectrum of conditions and disabilities. Accessibility is a vital element of this understanding, as, without it, exclusion occurs. 

Don't adjust your screens, How to fix the educational system, will become at a different date. please do keep your eyes and ear opened. 
Prepare for a double feature: an article and an episode are on their way to you soon.

The host, Katrina, would like to apologize for her absence. Sometimes, life presents us with events beyond our control. Living with Disabilities is set to resume, pushing 'Dis' aside and delivering fresh articles and episodes. So, stay tuned for updates.

Due to an unexpected absence, there's no need to adjust your screens. The event 'Navigating Between Two Communities' will take place very soon, this Friday at the same time.

Living with Disabilities is currently looking for disability rights activists or advocates to speak on various disability-related topics. For The Advocacy Table.

The Advocacy Table's concept revolves around pressing monthly topics within the disability community. It focuses on current issues that require attention and explores how individuals with disabilities can address these concerns.

How can you become a panelist?

 Follow us on all our social media, including Facebook and Instagram, where we will post about the topic of discussion and look for panelists. A deadline will be given, along with information on what is needed from you. After everything is done, a Zoom link will be created with a date and time. Once we receive all panelist information, the Zoom link will be emailed or messaged to you through your social media accounts. We do ask that if anything does come up and you can't make it on the show, do reach out to the host so she knows, and if any panelists have contacted Living with Disabilities through social media, even the host, about making an appearance on the show, they will receive a Zoom link to be on the show. We want to keep it at five or ten panelists. The link will go out a week before the show is scheduled, and after the show is over you will receive a survey to fill out. 

   Let's Advocate to push "Dis" aside and focus more on the "Ability" here at Living with Disabilities.

We’ll be exploring the theme of The Affordable Connectivity Program. We'll discuss what is the Affordable Connectivity Program, and which Establishments might provide discounts, including the negative impact the program may have on people with disabilities if the program stops using the companies. Let’s set aside the 'Dis' and focus on the 'Ability' here at Living with Disabilities.

Katrina, the host of "Living with Disabilities," explores the theme of self-advocacy and discusses ways in which others can assist individuals with disabilities to start advocating for themselves.

 Katrina, the host of "Living with Disabilities, discusses the purpose behind the handicapped parking sign, and why people without disabilities shouldn't park in a person with disabilities designated space.

The host Katrina, sits down and speaks with Tiona N. Brown, a former, Sams Club worker, who loves watching sports and playing video games. She lives with Cerebral Palsy.
You can watch Tiona's Interview on YouTube, or listen to her story on Spotify for podcasters. 

The host, Katrina, shares her experiences at a three-day virtual event. She will discuss the pros and cons of what she feels were some great takeaways and what the Spina Bifida Resource Network organization needs to improve.
This Article and Episode will only be Available through donations. To make a small donation of $5, please contact the host. Her contact details can be found on the Become a Guest form.

The host, Katrina, says please stay tuned because Living with Disabilities has not gone anywhere. The holiday season has begun and the Living with Disabilities podcast will be taking a break until January after the new year. You can catch the articles, just not the episodes on our podcast. 

Living with Disabilities is currently on a holiday break. But this shouldn't stop the host, Katrina, from keeping busy behind the scenes.

You can catch all of the Living with Disabilities guest episodes on Rumble.

You can find the Living with Disabilities rumble channel in my bio.

Don't forget to follow Living with Disabilities on IG and their Facebook page @livingwithdisabilities

 Living with Disabilities, want to start the new year off with a new season. Before explaining the new season, Katrina, the host of Living with Disabilities wants to say, that Living with Disabilities will pick up from where we have left off. As you all know how the holidays can be and they are pretty busy. So, Living with Disabilities does want to apologize for not continuing on the articles, they have been moved and will be coming to you in 2025.
Season 11 will focus on various topics related to 2024, including our goal of featuring more individuals with disabilities on our podcast. We strongly encourage companies to contact Katrina to arrange interviews with their clients to have the clients reach out to her directly. This request arises from past issues, and we believe that allowing clients to communicate independently, rather than relying on a representative, will foster better interactions. 

The host says, she has not forgotten about a brand-new episode, and an article will be coming soon.  Please continue to catch up on all the episodes you may have missed.

The article and Episode are finally up for listening or reading. Living with Disabilities would love to hear your views on this article or episode. Please do give your feedback it would be greatly appreciated.

 Katrina, the host of "Living with Disabilities, discusses the importance of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion). Why it is important to have it. 

Katrina, the host of "Living with Disabilities, responds to a viewer/ listener comment and breaks it down as to why DEI is important for people with Disabilities. 

 Katrina, the host of "Living with Disabilities, responds to a listener's comment and helps parts of society see where this parent-child wants access to earning the trophy.

The host, Katrina, sits down and speaks with Jennifer Beilis, who graduated from New York University with an MA in Education and Deafness Rehabilitation, a BA in Psychology from Rowan University, and an AA in Social Sciences from Brookdale Community College. She currently teaches American Sign Language at the college level. Jennifer lives in New Jersey with her spouse, to whom she has been married for almost 25 years. They have Princess, a four-year-old female Sheltie who loves puzzles! 

Make sure to catch "Living with Disabilities: Author Jennifer Beilis's Story" on YouTube and the audio version on Spotify for Podcasters on Friday, April 18th. 

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Living with Disabilities had to reschedule their session with guest Jennifer Beilis. Please continue to stay connected with Living with Disabilities. 

Katrina, the host of "Living with Disabilities," will discuss what lies beyond having a disability and what non-disabled people should focus on more when it comes to individuals with disabilities. This video may lead to a heated debate, which is perfectly fine. Comments will remain open for people to express their thoughts. This provides more reasons to give "Living with Disabilities" an opportunity to shine a light and break down these barriers.
You will find the video on YouTube and Rumble.

The host of Living with Disabilities talks about what Disability Pride is and how it means different things to different people. She shares what it means to her and her story as well. 

The host of Living with Disabilities discusses brain health and factors that can harm the brain. She also shares her personal story about living with a neurological condition.

The word "inspire" isn't a bad word when it comes to being in the kitchen. Tune in to the latest episode of Living with Disabilities, where Katrina is cooking up something special! Join your host as she invites you into her kitchen, demonstrating that people with disabilities are fully capable of cooking. She will be breaking down barriers with one delicious recipe, proving that a disability doesn't mean you can't be a master cook in your own home. Stay connected to Living with Disabilities through YouTube. 

The word "inspire" isn't a bad word when it comes to being in the kitchen. Tune in to the latest episode of Living with Disabilities, where Katrina is cooking up something special! Join your host as she invites you into her kitchen, demonstrating that people with disabilities are fully capable of cooking. She will be breaking down barriers with one delicious recipe, proving that a disability doesn't mean you can't be a master cook in your own home. Stay connected to Living with Disabilities through YouTube. 

In this episode of the Living with Disability Advocacy Podcast, the host, Katrina, discusses the crucial role of medical alert systems for individuals with disabilities and older adults. These devices, including bracelets and necklaces, provide quick access to emergency help, ensuring safety and independence. I emphasize the importance of wearing a medical alert item to share vital health information in the event of an emergency. I encourage you to tune in monthly on Fridays for new episodes, available on various podcast platforms. Let's continue to raise awareness and educate others about the importance of accessibility in our community.