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Today we are beaming up rare disease warrior and advocate Jay Trivedi. In this episode, Jay shares his story of living with a rare disease called Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome (CCHS). Jay's story sheds light on the financial implications of being disabled, the struggles of government benefits, and how social issues impact those with disabilities.

Jay's Bio:

My name is Jay, and I am currently 30 years old. I was diagnosed at birth with Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome (CCHS). CCHS impacts our respiratory system and requires a mechanical ventilator when we sleep since we can't breathe normally. I have Bachelors's and an Associate degree in Business Administration. I work as Front End Team Member at Walmart. Also, I advocate for CCHS Family Network Inc.

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Instagram: Jt.trivedi

LinkedIn: Jay Trivedi

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up the Rebel Ninja, Nick Smit. In this episode, Nick and Tessa explore empowerment, entrepreneurship, and creating your own destiny through purposeful action.

Imagine a world in which people are self-motivated to achieve what they are truly capable of; A world where people don't hide behind masks but rather embrace authenticity; A world that is not only capable of change but grows from it. A world that can dance to its destiny. Our next speaker is definitely a rebel ninja with many titles – A teacher and mentor; A professional speaker and entrepreneur and even a dancer. He has presented a variety of workshops and alike, to an array of audiences, including universities and local and international companies. Most relate to disability advocacy, awareness and inclusion; the power of the mind and overcoming challenges. Joining us today is an award-winning speaker who activates, impacts and moves people to make these imaginings a reality.

Nick's Information

Website https://www.therebelninja.com

Instagram: the.rebel.ninja

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therebelninja

Youtube: Coming Soon

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up the chronic illness warrior Shabnam Rakhiba, GMBPsS, ACT.Accred.(AAAC). Shabnam is an empowerment and resilience coach for women with chronic illness, pain, and disability. Founder of Thorns & Roses coaching. Masters in Psychology. Qualified Life Coach, an Accredited practitioner of Acceptance and commitment therapy (third-wave CBT).

This episode explores what it's like to live with chronic illness and disabilities. We dive into tricky subjects including: toxic positivity, navigating relationships with chronic illness, and honoring the emotional journey of living with chronic illness and disabilities.

Shabnam's Bio:

For 13 years (since my early twenties), I have lived with idiopathic chronic pain, with the latest plausible diagnoses being endometriosis and fibromyalgia. Throughout much of my adult life, I have been through it all – misdiagnoses, failed treatments and surgery, health-related anxiety, suicidal thoughts, being bed-ridden, and losing career prospects. Despite it all, I fought – and today I have expanded my understanding of wellness beyond the physical aspect to include emotional, psychosocial and spiritual healing. Wellness – feeling good in my skin, in body and spirit – is now my priority. Even though I still live with incomprehensible chronic pain after trying a plethora of allopathic and naturopathic protocols, I am now at peace, happy and successful. I thrive despite the pain, using a variety of psychological and practical strategies. As an empowerment and resilience coach, I help other women living with chronic pain and illness look beyond physical symptoms and take a holistic view of their healing. My practice is grounded in mindfulness, compassion, and Acceptance. I have worked with women with cancer, reproductive health challenges, autoimmune disease as well as congenital disorders. I am a co-author of the upcoming book 'Healing Chronic Pain.' My research manuscript on the lived experience of British South Asian women with endometriosis is also currently being prepared for publication in a peer-reviewed medical journal.

Shabnam's Information

Website: www.thornsandrosescoaching.com

Instagram: Shabnam_Rakhiba

Facebook: Unapologetic Women Collective-Chronic Illness Support

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up the disability advocate Nico Meyering. In this episode, we discuss how to be a disabled advocate, what it means to be a disabled ally, and what allyship and advocacy look like in different settings.

Nico Meyering has lived in New York, California, Texas, and Pennsylvania. He lives with Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome, a rare nervous system disability with under 2000 cases globally. From 2015 to 2021, Nico was on the board of the CCHS Family Network and has recently launched a series of virtual panel discussions featuring members of the CCHS community. Nico served in AmeriCorps from 2014-2016 and is currently the co-chair for the Philadelphia AmeriCorps Alumni chapter board. Nico is a member of the Philadelphia Mayor's Commission for People with Disabilities, a founding member of the Diversability Leadership Collective, and a member of the National Disability Mentoring Hall of Fame. He has been awarded the Presidential Volunteer Service Award twice. He graduated from Binghamton University in 2013 with his MPA.

Nicos's Information

YouTubehttps: Nico Meyering

Instagram: Namestartswithn

Twitter: Namestartswithn

Mentions:

NORD: https://rarediseases.org

CCHS Family Network: https://www.cchsnetwork.org

Chronically Capable: https://www.wearecapable.org//

Global Genes: https://globalgenes.org

Diversiblitiy: https://mydiversability.com

National Council for Independent Living: https://ncil.org

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up the innovative James Geiger M. Ed. In this episode, James and Tessa talk about cerebral palsy, creativity, disability representation, disability language, the Lizzo and Beyonce fiasco, and living in an able-bodied world.

It is no coincidence that James Geiger has an unadulterated appreciation for life. This thirty-wight-year-old graduate of the University of South Florida not only boasts a BA in Theatre Arts and an M. Ed. in Instructional Technology but owns his own business specializing in portrait photography. As a multidimensional artist, James strives to open minds, empower hearts, and rekindle the human spirit through film, photography, and the power of words. Watch out for James Geiger; he might just change your life.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jgeiger

Instagram: jamesability84

Tik Tok: jamesability84

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up author and host of the Successful and disABLED Podcast Chris Mitchell. Chris has a great sense of humor and a positive outlook on life that will leave you smiling and laughing. In this episode, we explore empowerment, accountability, defining yourself, having a positive attitude, how to be a good ally, and romantic relationships.

This podcast is all about elevating disabled voices and learning new perspectives on disabilities. Chris's unique viewpoints highlight the importance of positivity and feeling empowered despite the ablism those with disabilities may face.

Chris is a disability advocate who focuses on helping others achieve their vision of success. He is the founder of #DefineYourself and a motivational speaker and blogger. Mr. Michelle is a self-published author of "It Doesn't Define Me: How I Rebuilt My Life After Surviving an Ischemic Stroke to My Spinal Cord." His book tells how he built an eBay business after surviving an incomplete spinal cord injury has been shared in Entrepreneur magazine Starting an eBay Business. Chris was listed in the Who's Who in American Junior Colleges and has earned the 2000 Co-disabled employee of the year award.

Chris's Information:

Personal Website: https://thechrismitchell.com

Define Yourself Website: defineyourselfers.com *Coming Soon

Podcast: Successful and disABLED Podcast

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IMChrisMitchell/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/imchrismitchell

Instagram: thechrismitchellofdfs

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU0S5EH8YdD3SUBUHiGwc6A

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up mental health advocate and activist Meghan South. In this episode, Meghan shares her personal mental health journey and how living with multiple marginalized identities shaped her perspective and experiences. Meghan became disabled due to a workplace accident while striving to provide for herself and her daughter. Over the years, she struggled to cope with her injury and the stresses of life, which led to the mental health challenges she advocates for today.

As a disabled woman of color, Meghan's story sheds light on how living in a world of sexism, racism, and ableism can take a toll on even the most resilient individuals.

Today Meghan works alongside other mental health advocates to help encourage policy reform and address mental health service disparities.

*TW: Mention of Substance Use

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Facebook: Meghan South

Instagram: Meghan South

Mentioned:

7 Cups of Tea: https://www.7cups.com

Dr. Bernice King: https://berniceking.com

Dr. Gabor Maté https://drgabormate.com

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up an inspiring pain coach, Deana Tsiapalis, the head pain coach and chief curator at Pain 2 Possibilities, an online community for those living with chronic pain. In this episode, we talk about the chronic pain journey, body positivity and neutrality, holistic vs. medical model approaches to pain, and more.

Deana studied physical health and education at the University of Toronto and Lifestyle Management at George Brown College. She is a certified wellness coach through the American College of Sports Medicine and focuses solely on chronic pain. Deana is also a remedial movement specialist. As a pain coach, Deana helps bridge the gap between physician and chronic pain warrior with pain education, coaching, and community. Deana also lives with intermittent pain via Migraines.

This episode is not medical advice

Deana's Information:

Website: https://pain2possibilities.com

Podcast: The 15-minute Chronic Pain Experience (Google, Apple, Spotify) https://pain2possibilities.com/

The readiness to change quiz: https://pain2possibilities.com/chronicpainquiz/

Email: deana@pain2possibilities.com

Mentioned: Dr. Rachel Zoffness has been interviewed in many podcasts and is a great resource.

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up phenomenal social worker Michelle Agopsowicz, BCR, MSW, RSW. In this episode, we explore trauma stemming from the disabled experience, the idea of sacred justice, and how folks can break through their internalized biases surrounding disabilities.

Michelle offers counseling and education opportunities from a holistic, trauma-informed perspective. She aims to create wellness and balance by integrating traditional counseling and energy techniques. This approach has developed through her own journey of having an autoimmune condition, trauma, and anxiety. She offers practices and discussions that can guide us to live a more fulfilled and authentic experience with self-compassion. She strongly believes trauma is a universal human experience that affects the body, mind, and spirit. She believes that addressing our suffering leads to a beautiful, painful journey and ultimately reconstructs our fundamental meaning of compassion, humanity, and our place in the world.

TW: IPV/DV, Abuse

Michelle's Information:

Website: www.illuminatedpathcounselling.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IlluminatedPathCounselling/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0VTCoRREhaMME9y-2_QRZg

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-agopsowicz-a74672219

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/illuminatedpathcounselling/?hl=en

Courses:

https://illuminatedpathcounselling.thinkific.com/

https://michelle-s-school-b43d.thinkific.com/

https://michelle-s-school-b43d.thinkific.com/courses/trauma-recovery-method

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up John Felageller. John has spent almost 20 years in education, working with children from infants to middle school, serving in various roles, including teacher, mentor teacher, and school director. He is passionate about public speaking and adult/parent education and has conducted several curriculum workshops at previous schools. John has also been very involved in his church community, having served on fundraising teams, as a ministry leader, and Sunday School teacher. John lives in Highwood, IL, and is a single father to his son Christopher (ASD); and is currently the Ministry Relations Manager at Joni and Friends Chicago. He is a regular contributor to Key Ministry's Special Needs Family blog and other special needs blogs, including Hope Anew and The Mighty. John has been a presenter at several special needs ministry conferences and has done podcasts and Facebook Live interviews. He coordinates a special needs dads meetup in his community and works with several other local special needs organizations serving parents and children.

TW: Brief Mention of Suicide

John's Website: https://johnfelageller.com

Facebook blog page: www.facebook.com/johnsspecialneedsblog

Joni and Friends Chicago: www.joniandfriends.org/chicago

Special Fathers Network: www.21stcenturydads.org

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up the disability rights educator Win Charles. Born with Cerebral Palsy, Win Charles has defied the odds by becoming an author. Her memoir I, Win is a fantastic story of how she remembers her life through the years of having a condition called "CP." As a competitor in the Kona Iron Man Triathlon, CEO of her own jewelry design company, and motivational speaker, Win Charles truly is a role model to many. Today Win Charles tours the country, speaking to schools and institutions to raise awareness about cerebral palsy and living a full life no matter what holds you back. She is also an advocate for veterans across the world.

*TW: SA *

Win's Podcast: https://aworldcp.libsyn.com

Win's Social Media

Facebook: Win Charles

Instagram: askwin622

Twitter: @WinKellyCharles

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGN0mfJdlpKG8IdJTBjKTow

Check out Win's books at:

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Win-Kelly-Charles/e/B009VNJEKE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1538951782&sr=1-2-ent.

Smile with Dictation: https://books2read.com/Win.

Books2Read: http://books2read.com/Iwin.

Audiobook in iBooks: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/i-win-hope-and-life/id1476934916.

Audiobook in Google Pay: https://play.google.com/store/books/category/audiobooks?hl=en.

Audiobook in Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/audiobook/i-win-5. Audiobook in Nook: https://www.nookaudiobooks.com/audiobook/1005661/i-win.

Audiobook in Scibd: https://www.scribd.com/book/275801773/I-Win

Audiobook in Beek: https://www.beek.io/libros/i-win.

Win's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/Askwin?

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up the wonderful Susan Parso! Susan is a teacher and certified wellness coach focusing on adults experiencing chronic pain. She was diagnosed with scoliosis at 9 years old, and s had chronic pain since then. Throughout the years, she has learned how to manage pain and thrive through it all. Susan is a brand new disabled new wellness coach and loves to share her story of resilience to give others hope that they can succeed too! In this episode, we explore the realities of chronic pain from personal relationships, self-confidence, employment, and pain management.

*TW: DV or IPV*

Susan's email: https://www.ywca.org

National Domestic Violence Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org.

or 800-799-7233

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Hey there Earthlings! Today we are beaming up writer and disability blogger Michelle Steiner. Michelle Steiner has a Learning Disability. She has had disability articles published on The Mighty, Imagine the World as one Magazine, and her own blog Michelle's Mission. Michelle works as a teacher's aide in a school. She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and two cats. In this episode, Michelle talks about her experience navigating personal, professional, and academic settings with a learning disability.

Michelle's Mission (website): http://michellesmission.blog/

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up ADHD enthusiast and life coach Shane Thrapp. Shane Thrapp is a Certified ADHD Life, Relationship, & Career Coach. He has a Servant Based Leadership background and 15 years in Project Management. In that time, he has helped hundreds of people find their paths through chaos to find their purpose. Now he uses these skills to help clients between the ages of 25-55 who suspect they have or have been diagnosed with ADHD. He works with them to figure out their particular issues by going through a process of self-discovery. He helps them discover how to use their strengths and create systems to manage their ADHD in their life, relationships & careers.

Shane's Website: www.creatingorderfromchaos.com

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Hey there Earthlings!

Today we are beaming up a friend and colleague, Stacie McGee, LMSW-IPR, to have an honest discussion about her perspective on higher education and disabilities. Stacie McGee received her BSW from Texas State in 1992 and her MSW from OLLU in 1994. McGee has been Lecturer at Texas State University since 2006. She has worked in geriatric outreach, residential treatment, juvenile justice, program development, administration and grant writing, public school social work, and with pediatric and juvenile different abilities. Stacie is also on the board for The National Association of Social Workers-TX and is the Operations Director Board Member of Bobcat Pride Scholarship Fund (BPSF). The BPSF Jeremy O. Torres Emergency Stabilization Fund provides monetary support to emerging adults (ages 18 to 25) with minority sexual and gender identities (LGBTQIA+) residing in the Greater San Marcos area.

Please check out the link to the Bobcat Pride Scholarship Fund for details:https://www.bobcatpridescholarship.com/

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Hey there Earthlings!

This week on The D.A.N.I. Project: If you are interested in the current conversations around reproductive freedoms, this episode is for you.

This week we take a journey into the taboo topic of reproductive justice and sexual freedoms concerning disabilities. In this expedition, we discuss reproductive health care and accessing it as a person with disabilities. We also dive into the history of eugenics and the negative implications of restricting access to reproductive services and information.

*TW: S.A. and DV**

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Episode Sources:

Sexual and Reproductive Justice (SRJ) - NYC Health
Reproductive Justice — Sister Song
Reproductive Rights vs. Reproductive Justice: Why the Difference Matters in Bioethics | Bill of Health
Reproductive Justice — Sister Song
DISABLED WOMEN AND REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE
Access to Healthcare for Women with Disabilities | BCM
Women and girls with disabilities | United Nations Enable
Violence against women with disabilities
Eugenics | EveryBody: An Artifact History of Disability in America
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Eugenics - PMC
The Supreme Court Ruling That Led To 70,000 Forced Sterilizations : Shots - Health News : NPR
Roe v. Wade: Decision, Summary & Background - HISTORY
Roe v. Wade - Case Background - Bill of Rights Institute
Statement on Leaked Supreme Court Draft Decision and Threat to Roe v. Wade

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Hey there Earthlings! This week on The D.A.N.I. Project, we beamed up policy expert Alison Mohr Boleware, LMSW. In this episode, we discuss policy advocacy and disabilities! Tune in to learn more about the legislative process, advocacy, and how you can become a steller advocate for disabilities and other issues you care about!

Mrs. Mohr Boleware is a sixth-generation Texan and currently serves as the Director of Policy at the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health. She began her career as a Policy Fellow at the Foundation and is honored to return to her roots and work toward mental health and wellness for every single Texan. Alison most recently worked as the Government Relations Director at the National Association of Social Workers. In her role, she fought tirelessly for social workers and social justice at the Texas Capitol, advancing a legislative agenda representing the spectrum of social work, including policy issues related to social work licensure, the mental health system, Medicaid, immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and more.

Alison previously worked as a Health Policy Analyst in the Governmental Affairs Department of the Texas Medical Association. Before her time at T.M.A., she started her career as a Policy Fellow for the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, participating in the Hogg Mental Health Policy Academy. During the 84th legislative session, Alison served as a Legislative Aide to former State Representative Elliott Naishtat, a social worker, and staffed the House Human Services Committee. Alison is a Licensed Master Social Worker and received her Master of Science in Social Work from the Steve Hicks School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin with a Community and Administrative Leadership focus. She received her undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, minors in Sociology and Asian Studies. Alison enjoys reading, long walks with a pop culture podcast, and yoga.

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Hey there Earthlings!

This week on The D.A.N.I. Project, we beamed up Veterinary Social Worker and Disabled Entrepreneur Emerson Grey. Emerson is a Mediator and Conflict Resolution Specialist with a Master's Degree in Social Work and a Post Graduate Certificate in Eco-psychology. She is the owner of Veterinary Social Work Solutions. Her frequency comes from New Mexico, U.S.A.

Emerson Grey's Website: https://www.veterinarysocialworksolutions.com

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Greetings Earthling!

Fellow human and disability advocate Tessa Bathauer, MSSW, invites you to tune in as we attempt to explore a galaxy filled with disabilities. Our host Tessa will take you on her disability journey and how she ended up in from the microphone in this solo broadcast!

We hope you tune into our frequency!

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Greetings Earthling!

Fellow human and disability advocate Tessa Bathauer, MSSW, invites you to tune in each week as we attempt to explore a galaxy filled with disabilities.

This broadcast is classified as The D.A.N.I Project is our way of attempting to enlighten earthlings, like yourself, about the complexities of living with a disability in your world. In this transmission, the universe awaits you! Throughout our exploration, we will amplify the voices of magnetic humans and illuminate the experiences of those living with disabilities.

Our journey will transport us into a universe of disability-centered topics such as disability history, personal accounts, current events, pop culture, advocacy, social justice, and much more.

We hope you tune into our frequency!

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