Don't call me inspiring. Just call me a woman with athetoid cerebral palsy. My muscles don't function properly, but that doesn't mean I can't play a guitar. My speech might be difficult to understand, but it doesn't mean I have lesser intellect. My disability doesn't define me; it never will. What does define me is my love for my family and friends, my passion to compose incredible music, and my fire to have a place in this world to create change where the collective population will some day people with disabilities as people who are just people who bodies and minds are unique. This is my...