Author: peggy

I’m a man of many talents, and right now, I’m mastering the art of being a DJ—also known as an MC. I have a deep love for music of all kinds: rap, R&B, blues, soul, country, and gospel. I work

Hi, my name is Latressa, and I have Cerebral Palsy. I have difficulty using my hands, arms, and legs, and I use a power wheelchair to get around. I communicate using both a voice device and my own voice. Physical

I enjoy doing arts and crafts and hosting monthly themed celebrations with my family and friends. I love spending time with my family and boyfriend, and my favorite colors are red and blue. Though I have an intellectual disability, I’m

I’m usually happy, friendly, and in a good mood. I enjoy helping others and have a vivid imagination—I can picture things in my mind that aren’t really there. I love birds, which inspired me to paint a caged bird. When

I love life and enjoy coloring and drawing pictures. I have a passion for art, and I’m proud to share this piece featuring my favorite drink—Coca-Cola. Even though I live with an intellectual disability, I never let that stop me

I attend Day Hab at the Azalea Training Center in Millbrook, AL, where I love participating in weekly art classes. Creating artwork brings me so much joy. I’m also an animal lover and have two dogs: Bella, my service dog,

I attend Day Hab at the Azalea Training Center in Millbrook, AL. I play Field of Dreams baseball and enjoy riding my golf cart, going for walks, watching movies, bowling, eating spicy foods, and spending time with friends. I also

I attend Day Hab at the Azalea Training Center in Millbrook, AL. I love participating in Field of Dreams baseball and Angels Among Us pageants, and I look forward to the Night to Shine proms. Volunteering at AICC in Prattville,

I attend the Azalea Training Center in Millbrook, AL, and I’ve been a loyal Cracker Barrel employee for 26 years. I help my father with Meals on Wheels and enjoy art, karaoke, and spending time with friends. I find joy

I’ve faced many obstacles in my life, enduring various types of abuse and pain. Growing up, I didn’t understand why I had mental health struggles or that I even had them. After the loss of my grandfather, who was like