I’m a huge fan of the MBTA. I'm the biggest fan, actually! I love riding the T, going on what I call “T-Ventures,” and sharing that joy with others.

Authentic autistic representation means a lot to me because we don’t always get to see it. Too often, media and entertainment misrepresent autism in ways that are harmful or just not real. Only we can truly tell our own stories, and when we do, it helps others understand us and celebrate who we are.

I use my social media platforms to spread awareness, share real facts, and help debunk myths about autism. I post messages to remind people it’s more than okay to be exactly who you are. I’ve also joined autism walks, celebrations, and community events where everyone can feel included and proud.

One of the most meaningful things has been hearing from people who tell me, “You inspire me. I’m less afraid to be autistic now.” Knowing I can help others feel seen makes everything worth it.

My hope is to keep inspiring and uplifting neurodivergent voices, to keep creating ripples of change and self-love. I want everyone to know there’s a star shining within them. Everyone has a gift to bring to this world and a light that deserves to shine. Don’t be afraid to find it, embrace it, and stay T-rrific!