“But I can do it.” That’s what I told my mom the day I decided I was going to take the bus to the mall by myself. She was nervous. I don’t blame her. Because I’m legally blind, I can’t see the bus number. I can’t see the steps clearly. I don’t know which stop is...
Last August, our daughter had the privilege of living her very first camper experience at Camp Massawippi — ten unforgettable days in an inclusive and enchanting setting. I want to tell you just how meaningful and positive our daughter’s stay in this unique summer...
Welcoming a new grandchild is one of life’s greatest joys. It fills your heart with such love and hope for the future. Seeing our granddaughter Scarlett fight for her life from the moment she was born, and work so hard for what most children do effortlessly has been...
I’ll never forget that moment. About halfway through my pregnancy with Scarlett, an ultrasound revealed something wasn’t right. Our baby had a serious heart defect. After more testing and monitoring, the doctors explained that Scarlett would need surgery within days...
Camp Massawippi isn’t just a place I go in the summer—it’s where I’ve grown into myself. I can’t imagine a summer without it. Since I was young, it’s been the place where I can just be me. It’s where I’ve raced across the soccer field, felt the wind rush past me on...
I’m Marie-Hélène, an Orientation and Mobility Specialist at the MAB-Mackay. Each year, I’m proud to work with people who are blind or visually impaired, helping them learn how to navigate their environment safely and with confidence. If you’ve read Enza’s letter from...
