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Alicia Krage

Alicia Krage is a graduate of Northern Illinois University. She relocated to Houston, Texas in early 2023 where she found a great community of people with disabilities. She has a passion for writing, centering her posts on advocacy, inclusivity, and relationships as a totally blind person.

We are standing outside the restaurant. I’m wearing a sundress and he’s wearing a dress shirt with dress pants and dress shoes. We are standing side-by-side with an arm around each other and smiling. It was taken after dinner for our two year anniversary.

Airport Anxiety: The Importance of Transportation Options for People with Disabilities

May. 18, 2022

If you’ve read my posts here on the Easterseals National blog, you know that I love sharing travel stories, especially new experiences.

How My Family Helps Me Feel Included

Jul. 1, 2019

A personal reflection on how family support fosters inclusion, creating a sense of belonging and empowerment for a person with disabilities.

[DRAFT] Love is Blind: A Series on Long-Distance Relationships during COVID-19

Oct. 14, 2020

I drummed up the courage to text him. “I want to make sure I actually like you,” I wrote. “That I’m not just single and like the idea of a person.” I told him I was still figuring out my feelings. When he wrote me back, he said he was doing that very same thing.

9 Tips for Keeping the Romance Alive in a Relationship

Feb. 14, 2018

Celebrate Valentine's Day with Alicia Krage's tips for keeping a long-term relationship strong. She shares her advice on love, communication, and romance.

Alicia Krage

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