Living with MS: Real Stories of Resilience, Accessibility, a
Cynthia Irving & Kecy Boadu
What does living with multiple sclerosis (MS) really look like behind the scenes?
In this powerful and honest podcast conversation, Kecy Boadu and Cynthia Irving share their lived experiences navigating life with MS as women from two different generations. From planning everyday outings around accessibility needs to managing invisible challenges many people never see, their stories highlight resilience, adaptability, and strength.
This meaningful discussion helps shine a light on invisible and non-apparent disabilities while encouraging greater understanding, compassion, and inclusion within our communities.
Master Bryon Davis: Empowering Youth with Invisible Disorder
Bryon Davis
Join Change Coalition for an inspiring conversation with Bryon Davis, Head Instructor at D & D United Martial Arts, as he discusses how martial arts can empower youth living with invisible and non-apparent disabilities.
Bryon shares how discipline, mentorship, and personalized support help children facing challenges such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and anxiety build confidence, resilience, and self-esteem.
This episode also explores Bryon’s work as a Jordan’s Principle instructor, advocating for Indigenous children and families to access essential services and support. Hear powerful stories about inclusion, perseverance, and the positive impact compassionate mentorship can have on young lives.