As I have written within the volume Cosplability, for 20 years in Italy as a non-self-sufficient disabled person with Friedreich's Ataxia, I have lived in a Society that with architectural and mental barriers constantly reminds me how I am the 'unfortunate exception they would like to forget'.
But today, my life has changed.
My only caregiver – my adoptive mother – has been struck by frontotemporal dementia. Now I find myself alone, living with a severe motor disability, trying to face everything without support.
I’m not asking for pity.
I’m asking for something real: help to stay independent, keep working, and hold on to my freedom.
Accessible bathroom and a ground floor workspace (with a new computer and tablet to keep working)
Daily home care assistance
Tools and appliances to increase independence
Thank you for reading my story.
If you choose to walk a little further alongside me, I will be forever grateful, with all the strength I have left.
Every contribution, even the smallest one, makes a difference: turning exhaustion into relief, loneliness into presence, and fear into possibility.
If you choose to walk a little further alongside me, I’ll be grateful with all the strength I have.