From My Path to Yours – Boycott Ordinary

From Ordinary to Extraordinary

I penned this a while ago, and life has been improving ever since.

Simply put Boycott Ordinary!

Years ago, I was hit by a vehicle while crossing the street. I died briefly, spent 6.5 weeks in a coma, and suffered severe brain damage. I lost everything: the ability to walk, the use of my dominant hand, and even the ability to speak. For over a decade, I lived in a fog, struggling to remember the way home to find my way home. Struggling to stretch on the floor just to find my physical self again.

But God had a different plan.

Doctors told my family I might never walk—or even talk—again. My brother joked that “me being mute might not be such a bad thing (lol)”.

But one morning, something shifted. The light finally clicked—my brain was healing. I told my friend, Joseph that I felt like I could walk if I had a walker. He found one in his closet, and from that moment on, everything changed.

Today, I’m proof in motion—walking, talking, and thinking. Living evidence that nothing is impossible for Him.

And yes, I’m even retraining my left hand… currently starring in the comedy show known as “applying mascara.”

Before my accident, I was called a snob.
Today? I’m proud of who I’ve become.

I’ve been through betrayal—trustees who embezzled my insurance settlement, the support meant to last me a lifetime after losing my ability to work. But I don’t live defined by what was taken. I live defined by how I rise.

I created Boycott Ordinary after a serious accident left me disabled. Then my insurance funds were embezzled by the Trustee. I am not a victim but, a survivor!

Every order helps me cover rent and living expenses. Items are made to order, so returns aren’t available.

Thank you for your support—Boycott Ordinary!

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This is about more than sales—it’s about creating a movement of intention and gratitude.

I’ve lived through moments where people only pretended to understand me. Today, I speak with clarity and purpose.

If I found the strength to rise, know that same strength exists in you.

I don’t just accept who I am—I love my life.
Boycott the ordinary. Embrace the divine in every moment.

This life is a comeback worth telling.
What’s yours?