You know those moments when someone’s grating cheese over your pasta or sprinkling salt on your eggs, and they lean in with that expectant look, waiting for you to “say when”? Yeah, about that… I’m nonverbal. But do you think that stops people from asking me to “say when”? Absolutely not! So, what’s a nonverbal girl to do? Well, I’ve come up with a hilarious alternative: I jump! Yes, you heard that right. Let me take you through a day in the life of my nonverbal culinary adventures...
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The Journey to the Perfect Surface Pro: A Series of Hiccups
You know that feeling when you are ready to upgrade your computer? The excitement is real, and it feels like you are about to reach a new level of productivity. That was me, eager to get my hands (or in my case, my eyes) on the Surface Pro 11 after the recommendations from the Geek Squad at my local Best Buy. I was so excited! But of course, in the world of "Megan", nothing can be that easy...
My IdealBed: The Perfect Balance Between Comfort and Productivity That’s Ideal for Me
I want to share something that has made a significant impact on my life: my IDealBed. This isn’t just any bed. It is an adjustable bed that I can control directly from my phone. What is particularly empowering is that I can manage it entirely on my own. My computer connects to my phone, giving me access to all my apps, including the one that adjusts my bed. It is an incredible level of convenience and independence...
Finding Relief: CP & Massage
Today, I want to share one of my favorite self-care practices that has seriously improved my quality of life: getting massages twice a week. Yep, you heard that right – twice a week! Also, the best part is that the massage therapists come right to my house. When I was living in a dorm, they even came to my dorm room...
My Digital Closet: Finding Independence and Style with Cerebral Palsy
Living with cerebral palsy, I've learned to navigate the world with a unique perspective. One of the biggest misconceptions about cerebral palsy is that it affects cognitive abilities. For many of us, it's purely a physical disability. This means that while I may need assistance with some physical tasks, my mind is sharp, and I know exactly what I want—especially when it comes to fashion...
