<p>The voices and experiences of people with disabilities and their families need to be heard during this COVID-19 crisis. Our guest this episode is our friend, Win Charles from Aspen, Colorado. Aspen was the first Colorado community for the virus outbreak in Colorado. Win shares her worries, her challenges, and experiences in self-isolation. </p>

The voices and experiences of people with disabilities and their families need to be heard during this COVID-19 crisis. Our guest this episode is our friend, Win Charles from Aspen, Colorado. Aspen was the first Colorado community for the virus outbreak in Colorado. Win shares her worries, her challenges, and experiences in self-isolation.

<p>The voices and experiences of people with disabilities and their families need to be heard during this COVID-19 crisis. Our guest this episode is our friend, Win Charles from Aspen, Colorado. Aspen was the first Colorado community for the virus outbreak in Colorado. Win shares her worries, her challenges, and experiences in self-isolation.&nbsp;</p>

Lockdown and What it Means for People with Disabilities

Listen to this podcast and discover the power of "Shining Beautiful" in life and in your community. Mikelle is perhaps the only non-verbal podcaster in the world. How does she do it?  With technology. Meet Mikelle, who experiences cerebral palsy, her mother, Katherine Carol, and Gretchen Storm, speech therapist, and assistive technology guru. Together they talk about everyday life with a disability, how technology empowers people with disabilities to own their lives. This sassy team of coffee drinking techies interview technology and rehabilitation experts as they sit around the kitchen table at Mikelle's home.

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Listen to this podcast and discover the power of "Shining Beautiful" in life and in your community. Mikelle is perhaps the only non-verbal podcaster in the world. How does she do it? With technology. Meet Mikelle, who experiences cerebral palsy, her mother, Katherine Carol, and Gretchen Storm, speech therapist, and assistive technology guru. Together they talk about everyday life with a disability, how technology empowers people with disabilities to own their lives. This sassy team of coffee drinking techies interview technology and rehabilitation experts as they sit around the kitchen table at Mikelle's home.

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