In this inspiring episode of I'm Disabled... So What?, Lauren and Heather chat with the brilliant John and Jade Reynolds—content creators, disability advocates, and authors of the powerful book Able To Laugh.

John and Jade open up about their journey as a couple, their experiences navigating life with disability, and what led them to share their story with the world. From the highs and lows of parenting to the behind-the-scenes of content creation, they talk openly about love, resilience, and finding humour even in the hardest moments.

This episode is packed with insight, warmth, and lots of laughs—just like Able To Laugh itself. You won’t want to miss it.

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Welcome to the very first episode of I'm Disabled... So What? 🎉

In this opener, hosts Lauren Mill and Heather Monger get real (and a little ridiculous) as they roll into your ears to share who they are, how they met, and why they decided to start this podcast. Expect plenty of laughs, candid chat about life with a disability, and a no-filter look at the realities of living unapologetically disabled.

We’re smashing stereotypes, one episode at a time — and it all starts here.
Grab a brew, buckle up (or don’t), and let us wheelie introduce ourselves! 🧡

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Think being disabled means living a limited life? Think again.

Welcome to *I’m Disabled... So What?*—the podcast where **Lauren Mill** and **Heather Monger** smash stereotypes and speak the unfiltered truth about life with a disability. In this trailer, you'll meet two women who refuse to be defined by labels, pity, or low expectations. Instead, they’re turning lived experience into loud conversations—with honesty, humour, and a healthy dose of sass.

From awkward dating stories and navigating inaccessible spaces, to the realities of education, friendships, careers, and everything in between, this show is here to explore what it really means to live unapologetically disabled.

We’re not your “inspiration” story—we’re the *main characters* in our own narrative.

If you’re tired of the same old disability tropes or just want to hear conversations that are real, raw, and relatable, hit play. This is the start of something different.

New episodes coming soon—subscribe now and get ready to rethink everything.