Apr 18

Apr 18 Dating, Disability & Disclosure

Cazoshay Marie

Brain Injury, Community, Disability

Dating, Disability & Disclosure: Dating While Disabled. There's a lot to consider & I just covered a little bit. I chose not to edit this video so you can get a small glimpse of how my disabilities can affect my thinking & speaking. Overall I think I got my points across though.

I’d love to know your thoughts on this aspect of living with disabilities, leave me a comment & let me know what you think.

In case you missed the @resilientrootspwbi November meeting, I recorded my “Navigating the Holidays as A Parent with Brain Injury” presentation webinar & you can view it on YouTube. I talked about managing stress, symptoms & child

According to the Brain Injury Association of America (@bia_usa), every year, an estimated 2.8 million Americans sustain a traumatic brain injury, and more than 5 million people are living with a permanent brain injury-related disability – that&

I was recently featured in @shoutoutarizona! 🎉

I talked about many things including my journey to becoming a speaker and advocate, my family, and advice about what habits have allowed me to come this far. You can read it at the link in my bio or he

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Hello Friends! I’m ✨Cazoshay Marie✨: speaker, artist, writer, disability advocate, avid gardener, wellness professional, recipe creator & single mom to an awesome college student (who helps me with this blog!) In 2017 I miraculously survived being hit by a car at 48mph while crossing the street in downtown Phoenix & although I still live with the effects of the accident every day, it has motivated me that much more to share about (non-toxic) positivity, a chic, elegant lifestyle despite limitations, as well as a regular dose of encouragement. Don’t be a stranger, leave me a comment! I love hearing from you!