A Little Bit of Hope
Today's blog is a combination of things. It is partially comprised of an article that I shared on Facebook about an acquaintance I knew in North Carolina. However, the message of the article is more potent than one individual girl. The article below is about Hope Johnson, a 32-year-old with the same type of Cerebral Palsy that I have. She is a shining example of how very few people with disabilities ignore their disability and strive for their full potential. Hope's message is that our obstacles, but what we do to overcome them, shall not define us. Although this particular piece of writing is not entirely my own, I felt it was crucial to share here because it embodies the message of The Voiceless Minority Blog in that one should fear nothing and regret less even if society tells them to worry about the obstacles that they have been given at the start of this journey called life....