A couple of years ago, I made an intentional decision to live bravely.  My definition of “living bravely” is that I must share my authentic self, do more of the things that enrich my life each day, and still take care of my family.  Cluck Howl Crow is my voice in the blogosphere, where I reflect and share my experiences with my friends, family, and dear readers.

If you are a caregiver or an advocate for someone with a disability, you might find posts that resonate with you.  If you like to get outdoors, cook, and listen to show tunes, we will be fast friends!

There will be references to my favorite cultural leaders and authors like Brene Brown, Greg McKeown, Sonya Renee Taylor, Jay Shetty, Emily & Amelia Nagoski, Elizabeth Lesser, Elizabeth Gilbert, Mel Robbins, and many more in my posts.

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This year Robert and I have started the Forgotten Wishes Foundation. Our mission is to create a sense of belonging for people with disabilities by remembering them with personalized birthday and holiday wishes, small gifts, and events to celebrate their lives.  

We started this foundation in 2020 because we have seen how many people go forgotten in the marginalized community of disabled people. Over 40% of people with disabilities do not have a friend or family member who is there to celebrate milestones like birthdays and other holidays. The Coronavirus Pandemic has further impacted this. For more information on how you can help us bring cheer and joy to these people, or sponsor a loved one of your own, click here to go to the Forgotten Wishes Foundation.