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Healing isn't a destination—I'm still navigating this journey daily. Some days bring tangible progress; others require deep rest and recalibration. What matters is showing up with honesty, not perfection.

This isn't about overcoming disability—it's about expanding what's possible for all bodies while honoring where we are right now.

During the toughest stretches, AI-supported research wasn't abstract—it was a lifeline. It helped me track subtle shifts, adapt protocols in real time, and find patterns when exhaustion clouded my judgment. Technology served as a tool for self-compassion, not a replacement for human wisdom.

It kept me alive in the most literal sense—not by "fixing" me, but by helping me listen to my own body's wisdom with greater precision.

My deepest hope isn't personal recovery—it's helping society grow its capacity for empathy. When we design tech that centers lived experience (especially from disability communities), we don't just build better tools—we cultivate collective imagination.