The Memoir Of Ms. Butterfly

My wheelchair is a part of my everyday life. But, unfortunately, it isn’t my whole life.

First and foremost, I am a woman, and sadly, the world won’t see that first.

 I’m not going to apologize for my disability ever. But, unfortunately, my disability will be a big red stop sign for some people to get to know my abilities and my Non-abilities just because it is easier than trying to get past that sign.

 I’m not going to lie and be like I’ve never been down on myself because of the things that I feel I missed out on because I understand that I have physical limitations.

 That other might not have, but that same limitation that I have pushed me forward to keep fighting and to keep needing and desiring and wanting, just like Any woman in the world.

Ms. Butterfly Genesis