Writing about life experiences, ideas, and practical solutions that come from noticing problems and thinking differently.
The open-source macOS app I built to remap controllers, mouse, and MIDI, so input that does not fit your hands can be reshaped until it does.
The full story of one Rockstar Health product: the prototypes, the depth maps and surface scans, the ergonomics, and the hard parts of getting it right.
The goats, horses, Australian Shepherds, and cats of the family ranch, and the joyful normal behind the wheelchair.
From acceptance to commencement: arriving in 2022, losing the ability to walk, research at Scripps, France, Model UN, the thesis, and graduating Magna Cum Laude.
One month out from graduation, a look back at four years at the Wilkes Honors College, the experiences that filled them, and falling for the computing side of science.
Chosen to give the graduation address at the Medallion Ceremony, here is what four years and one speech were really about.
Analyzing my own genome and four family members to search for the cause of a neuromuscular disease undiagnosed for over fifteen years.
The morning my legs gave out for good, the wheelchair I bought with two and a half hours to spare, and what two years on wheels have taught me.
Representing Canada, Saint Vincent, and Japan at National Model UN, with stops on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and inside the United Nations.
A summer studying in Lyon: the bouchons, the Fourviere basilica, an alpine day in Annecy, and a wine-cave tour in Tain-l'Hermitage.
Getting my Permobil M3 Corpus power wheelchair, what its features actually do, and why a power chair is really about independence.
Living with a progressive neuromuscular disease that still has no name, fifteen years and counting, and what that uncertainty is actually like.
Getting my license and the hand controls that let me drive with a progressive neuromuscular disease, and the independence that came with it.
Being chosen as Florida's MDA State Ambassador, speaking at the gala, the Muscle Walk, and why summer camp was better than Christmas.
