Mission Statement
To Inspire, Innovate, and Inform both the disabled community, as well as the caregivers and families that support them. To impact change in how we are seen from being Disabled to Exceptionally Able. To work with best in class companies to further push innovation not only with products but with employment opportunities for my community
Maria on the Move
With the Mobility Queen, we take the guesswork out of finding mobility solutions that truly work. From personally tested products to expert tips, I’m here to help you move through life with more confidence and freedom. Watch to learn more, and be sure to follow along for the latest recommendations and resources!
Resources and Products that Perform
Empowering the disabled community and their supporters, we offer practical advice, best practices, and top-quality, accessible products that perform. Discover innovative solutions designed to enhance daily living, promote independence, and improve quality of life. Our curated, personally-tested selection ensures reliable and effective tools to meet your unique needs, fostering a community of Exceptionally Able individuals.
Innovate
Zubits
Lace Zubits in once and you’re good to go
Comfy Command Center
Daily essentials within reach
Slick Chicks
U2 can be a slick chick too!
I’ve got your back
The disabled community encompasses a vast and diverse group of individuals, often surprising in its scope. Beyond the millions directly affected, countless family members and caregivers are also impacted. This interconnected network highlights the widespread and profound influence of disability, emphasizing the need for greater awareness, support, and advocacy.
The Disabled Community
Is the largest minority group in the US and in the world.
42.5M
or 13% of people in the U.S. are disabled
Mobility
is the second largest type of disability in the US
My Story
I grew up in a large family, I was one of seven, the oldest girl with 4 brothers. I was always active in sports, soccer and swimming were my passions. Competing against my brothers from a very young age helped me develop a very strong competitive streak. I was fortunate enough to play international soccer as a teenager and then as a collegiate player. I continued to be on the move throughout my career, working in every time zone in the US and China. Then In 2018, I suffered a debilitating stroke that left me partially paralyzed, drastically altering my career and lifestyle. I went from go-go traveling around the world with my roller board at my side to slow-go with my four pronged cane and wearing a gait belt that I assure you was not designed by Gucci.
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Mobility Monday
Mobility Monday is our monthly newsletter set to launch on the first Monday of every month. Dive into inspiring stories about incredible disabled individuals and informative content designed to inspire and inform the community. Join us as we celebrate resilience, share valuable insights, and highlight stories that uplift and empower. Subscribe now to start your month with a dose of inspiration!
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