Grace Robinson
I'm Grace! I'm a 24 year old blogger from the Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania. I live with multiple chronic illnesses, but the main one is Mitochondrial Disease. I experience dozens of symptoms and I'm wheelchair dependent and fed through a tube. I am involved with advocacy, especially when it comes to government issues, and I truly believe that change can happen. I live life with a different viewpoint than most and love to share my opinions.
How To Protect Yourself From Falling Victim To Fake News
2020 has been a rollercoaster of a year. As a result, now more than ever, it can be hard to tell the difference between...
The Reality Of Losing Your Friend To The Same Disease You Have
Mitochondrial Disease: a genetic disease that causes the mitochondria to malfunction, eventually leading to cell death and organ failure
Yesterday, I lost a friend to...
How To Make a Difference This World Day Against Child Labor
June 12th is World Day Against Child Labor. Believe it or not, this is a significant day considering that 152 million children are forced...
10 Things That’ll Hit Close To Home If You’re A Former Girl Scout
National Girl Scout Day is March 12th. Today, we thank Juliette Gordon Low, the Girls Scouts’ founder for being a true champion for women...
I’m Proud To Be Rare: Why You Should Celebrate Rare Disease Day
We celebrate Rare Disease Day on February 29th (every four years), which I find fitting.
You can’t deny that a rare day for Rare...
5 Ways To Get Involved For World Day Of Social Justice
As you may know, February 20 marks World Day of Social Justice. It’s a day that brings awareness to the injustices that occur throughout...
How Being A ‘Band Kid’ Taught Me Everything I Need To Know Now
When I was growing up, I was a band kid through and through.
In high school, I was part of concert band, jazz band,...
