Who We Are

Thomas and his dad Howard are team bloggers and speakers on disability issues.  Thomas is a self-advocate and Howard advocates from the prospective or a parent.

They have a different, real world look at disabilities, what it is like to be disabled, what it is like to live with a disability, what it is like to raise a child with a disability.

They are both outspoken advocates who are not afraid to speak their mind and take a stand that is not always popular.

Thomas and Howard speak around the state of Florida.  They would be happy to speak at your next event.

9 comments

  1. Great Blogpage, We need much, much more of this type of positive information out there!!! Thanks, guys, and keep up the good work!

    • Howard says:

      Carolyn
      Thank you – Thomas and I are trying to raise awareness and make people aware of what is happening.

  2. Liz says:

    Hi,
    I am writing to ask you if you recall the name of a petit, wheel chair bound woman with long hair who was an attorney in the south–Atlanta?–and was a famous inspirational/motivational speaker and writer and advocate for those with disabilities. She died a few years ago. I have a young friend who is about to graduate from law school and I thought it would be great for her to read about this amazing woman’s life.
    Thanks.
    Peace,
    Liz

  3. Lisa DeMarco says:

    Hi Thomas,
    I just finished reading your book, and I agree with you 100% on everything you say. Your dad brought me one of your book at Billy’s Cafe, and I gave him one of mine (The Unusual Tales of Matilda Marmalade). They both pretty much say the same thing – LOVE and KINDNESS never sees differences. God bless you and keep up the good work. You are definitely a man to listen to. With hope for our future. Peace out! 🙂

    • Thomas says:

      Thank you Lisa for comment and reading my book. We can make this world a better place!

      Again thank you and please tell everyone you can about the Squeaky Wheelchair.

  4. Rob Moss says:

    I have also lived with a disability. For almost 30 years now I’ve been fighting being confined to a wheelchair. Returning to college, I graduated from the State University of New York at Brockport 1n 1997. Not finding work with an accounting firm, I started my own business. In May 2012 I became a permanently retired Florida resident residing in Silver Springs. My passions are the outdoor sports of hunting, fishing, trail riding, shooting, and archery. Up north I was an advocate in providing outdoor recreational opportunities for sportsmen with disabilities through my not-for-profit organization, Physically Challenged Sportsmen of America, Inc. Due to the tremendous amount of work involved, I am hesitant to become involved with such a project in my new home state. I get around with a walker, electric chair, and an UTV to access the forest. Anyway, all best wishes for your success. Keep up the good fight. Rob

    • Thomas says:

      Awesome story, congrats. Keep up the amazing work. Thank you, Please tell everyone you can about the Squeaky wheelchair blog.

  5. Alecia says:

    hi my name is Alecia am 34 yrs of age I am looking at trying to move in to a independent living apartment with the help of staff to take care of me I need help everyday and all do think you can help me

    My email is Aleciacarr@icloud.com

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