Disability & Me

08/08/2026

11 years and still counting… ❤️💍🥂

Happy 11th Anniversary to us, my love.

11 years of love, laughter, challenges, growth, beautiful memories, and above all, God’s grace. Through every season, we have continued to choose each other.

Thank you for walking this journey with me and for all the memories we have created together. I pray that God continues to strengthen our love, bless our home, and give us many more beautiful years together.

11 years down, forever to go. ❤️

Happy Anniversary to us! 🥂❤️

08/07/2026

For some time now, my DMs and comment section have been filled with messages from both persons with disabilities and non-disabled people asking if I can help match them for a relationship or marriage.

To be honest, I’m humbled that so many people trust this community enough to make such a request.

But it also made me stop and think…

Should I become a matchmaker, or should this page simply remain a platform that encourages genuine love, inclusion, and meaningful connections?

Relationships are built on trust, honesty, compatibility, and shared values. While I love seeing people connect through this community, I also believe everyone deserves to take the time to get to know each other safely and make informed decisions.

So I’d love to hear from you:

💬 If I created a safe, respectful space where singles could introduce themselves and connect, would you support the idea?

Or do you think I should leave matchmaking out of this page completely?

Please share your honest thoughts in the comments. Let’s have a respectful conversation. Your opinion truly matters.

08/05/2026

If someone marries a person with a disability only because of money, the relationship is built on a fragile foundation. If the money disappears, the marriage may face serious challenges because the commitment was based on financial benefit rather than love and mutual respect. Or do you think that if money is involved, love will develop on its own?

08/04/2026

Many people think disability is the biggest challenge in a relationship, but the truth is that every human being has strengths and weaknesses.

In every successful relationship, one partner’s strength often covers the other’s weakness. That’s what partnership is all about—supporting, encouraging, and growing together.

Real love is more than butterflies and emotions. Feelings may change with time, but a decision to love, respect, remain committed, and stand by each other is what makes a relationship last.

Love doesn’t look for perfection; it chooses commitment.

07/30/2026

🎉 Facebook recognized me as a consistent post creator this week! Thank You all 🫶

07/30/2026

Don’t let fear or self-doubt stop you from experiencing genuine love.

Whether you live with a disability or not, you deserve a relationship built on respect, kindness, and understanding. Be confident in who you are, be bold enough to take chances, and don’t be afraid to express your interest when the right opportunity comes.

The right person will value your heart, your character, and your dreams—not just what they see.

Believe in yourself. Love starts with confidence.

07/27/2026

Don’t let anyone DISCOURAGE you from marrying someone living with a DISABILITY. LOOK beyond their current circumstances and consider the FUTURE you could build together. Take the time to know the person, their character, values, and goals. If the relationship is built on love, respect, trust, and shared commitment, and you BELIEVE you can build a fulfilling life together, then it is worth considering. Disability does not define a person’s ability to love, support, or be a wonderful life partner. Have a blessed week!

07/26/2026

07/20/2026

To everyone who uses a power wheelchair/disability—how do you handle moments like this? Do you feel embarrassed?

For us, every unexpected moment becomes another reason to laugh together. My babe reminds me that joy is a choice, and no embarrassing moment is bigger than our smiles.