Hello, I’m Sarah.

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Disability Speaker | Consultant | Advocate

Helping organizations build more accessible, inclusive, and patient-centered communities through the power of lived experience.

Speaking

Topics:

  • Disability Inclusion

  • Accessibility Beyond Compliance

  • Living With Rare Disease

  • Patient Advocacy

  • Resilience

  • How to be an Ally

What I Do…

Consulting

Helping organizations:

  • Improve accessibility

  • Engage Disability Communities

  • Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)

  • Leadership Disability Literacy Training

  • Healthcare Partnerships

Advocating

Helping people living with rare disease feel seen through education, storytelling, and community.

  • Member of the Patient Advisory Council with the FD/MAS Alliance

  • Founder of RareMillion a community and resource page for people living with rare diseases.

Meet Sarah

I'm an advocate, artist, traveler, admin professional, and someone who has spent three decades navigating life with a rare disease.

I believe accessibility is more than ramps or compliance checklists. It's about creating spaces where people genuinely belong.

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Whether I'm speaking at a conference, partnering with healthcare organizations, or helping someone newly diagnosed feel less alone, my goal is always the same:

Leave people feeling more informed, more connected, and more hopeful than before.

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Why I do this…

Living with McCune-Albright Syndrome and Fibrous Dysplasia has shaped how I experience the world but it doesn't define me.

It has given me a unique perspective on healthcare, accessibility, inclusion, and resilience. Today I partner with organizations to make systems work better for disabled people not just through policy, but through real human connection with storytelling.

Get in Touch!

Schedule a free 1:1 initial consult to get to know me and so I can understand your needs.

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