My Nonprofit Reviews

The day I first walked into a HLAA State Convention 10 years ago changed my perspective and advocacy for hearing loss. The commonality and community created a sense of belonging. I was no longer alone to deal with the struggles of hearing loss. It was a networking of relatability and stress free (literally) to fit in among the what? Huh? and can you repeat that. Look at me now. A community leader, advocate, former State board member and VP. Future projects in progress.
Hearing loss is a part of my life journey, but it doesn't define me.
On this hearing loss journey, you're allowed to be a work in progress and a masterpiece at the same darn time.