To the average looker I seem completely normal, but for those who know me well it’s a different story. Early in my life I was diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. In layman‘s terms it is known as brittle bones disease. In my every day life I learned how to cope with harsh physical pain. Fitting in with my peers who didn’t have a physical disability, came with its own set of challenges . Finding a true love for acting was the only thing that got me through those trying times. I was no longer concerned that I couldn’t participate in team sports, because I found a new family and passion in theater arts. At the age of 12, I started conquering my goals of becoming a performer at improv shows and on stage productions. All of this led to a big move to Los Angeles, to attend AMDA College Of The Performing Arts. During my time in school I became fully submerged in the film scene. My mission is to let everyone with a disability know, they are important and beautiful. You are not your disability. Never stop reaching for the stars, grab handfuls of them, put them in your pocket and shine on!