Thrive x Strive

As you all know, I also have a performance right before surgery…loll call me crazy. But I think this is still happening!! ❤️
So, we still need to get ready at those particular times in creative practice and devices.💡

But yes, if you have a chance, Save the date for the Reeve Summit 2024: Building Healthy Futures, March 6-8, 2024, at the Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill! I'll be performing a tribute to Judy Heumann and hope you can join me. This event is a unique opportunity for advocates, caregivers, and researchers to collaborate and shape an inclusive future. Register today at ChristopherReeve.org/ReeveSummit.

Please help to spread your kindness and words!❤️ I have been continuously playing through my paralysis journey. It has been increasingly tricky in recent days. We finally found the answer and possible recovery with a fantastic surgeon. I need your help to preserve the function of my hand as a violinist and return to enjoying performing without exhausting my body immensely.

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Roughly 12% of people in the U.S. provide unpaid care to family members, a number that will likely increase as our population ages and people with disabilities live longer. Working to ensure long-term sustainability within these relationships is necessary as we look towards the future. For National Family Caregivers Month, join Hannah Soyer, Naomi D. Williams, and Amy Wang-Hiller for a discussion on navigating caregiving dynamics with family members – both as a caregiver and someone receiving care.

Cultivating Sustainability in Family Caregiving Dynamics
Nov. 15, 2pm ET
ChristopherReeve.org/events

Live captioning and ASL provided



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Roughly 12% of people in the U.S. provide unpaid care to family members, a number that will likely increase as our population ages and people with disabilities live longer. Working to ensure long-term sustainability within these relationships is necessary as we look towards the future. For National Family Caregivers Month, join Hannah Soyer, Naomi D. Williams, and Amy Wang-Hiller, Thrive x Strive, for a discussion on navigating caregiving dynamics with family members – both as a caregiver and someone receiving care.
Register here: https://bit.ly/3QRbu9U | 11/15 2PM ET

Live captioning and ASL are provided.

🎙️Our guest Adrian Anantawan is a Canadian violinist who holds degrees from the Curtis Institute of Music, Yale University, and Harvard Graduate School of Education. He is also the founder of the Music Inclusion Program, which aims to help children with disabilities learn instrumental music with other typical peers.

In this episode, We discuss the diversity needs in the current classical world, technical adaptation in music performance, and how to see strength through our disabilities.

🎧Listen on: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thrive-x-strive-musician-podcast/id1517329870?i=1000622965184

📝Detailed show notes & transcription:
https://amywangviolin.com/podcast/2023/7/adriananantawan