S2E68 with guest Danielle

This episode features Danielle Connolly (@_daniellevates) who is a disability and rare disease advocate. She shares what it feels like to manage her disabilities with adaptive transport devices.We also talk about Danielle’s use of humor and travel reviews that she has prepared over time! I really appreciate her feedback on cruises as well and I think we all could use one at this point!✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Clarissa who is an entrepreneur and Mrs. USA (@Mrs.Clarissa.Thomas)!🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio, or search The TyePod on Spotify or YouTube!💬 If this story resonates with you, or you’d like to share your own, please reach out!With love,Your friendly neighborhood PhDAccessible Image Description:The podcast cover features a peaceful outdoor landscape with a grassy field, scattered rocks, and tall autumn trees beneath a soft, partly cloudy sky. Near the top of the image, a large white banner outlined in black displays the bold black text “THE TYE POD.” Below the banner are three figures: on the left, a smiling man with glasses, a beard, and short brown hair wearing a dark collared shirt; in the middle, a cartoon-style avatar of a person with glasses, a beard, and a black cap seated in a power wheelchair; and on the right, a smiling woman with long brown hair wearing a denim jacket, pointing upward with her right hand. At the bottom, a white text box reads “S2E68 AKA ‘Floppy baby.’” Beneath it are two black rounded tags with white text showing social media handles.#TheTyePod #FloppyBaby #HypotoniaAwareness #DisabilityAwareness #DisabilityCommunity #ChronicIllnessSupport #ParentingDisability #AdaptiveLiving #LivedExperienceMatters #NormalizeDisability #AccessibilityMatters #DisabilityRepresentation #DisabledAndProud #InclusionMatters #CommunityAdvocacy #StorytellingForChange #PodcastCommunity #LearnFromDisabledVoices #AdvocacyThroughConversation #HealthcareJourneys #RareDiseaseAwareness #YourFriendlyNeighborhoodPhD #SpotifyPodcasts #YouTubePodcasts #DisabilityPride #InclusiveMedia #SupportDisabledCreators #AdaptiveParenting #RealLifeDisabilityStories