Tayla Richardson (Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome & Periodic Paralysis)|

"I've been in really hot cars where like if a person could get out, they would. It's sometimes a dangerous situation".
With only 5 minutes notice, any time, any place - Tayla Richardson could be trapped in her own body and there's no way to stop it."
After developing her disability in adulthood, Tayla was diagnosed with Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome, leaving her muscles to be weaker after they're used, sometimes resulting her to enter periodic paralysis for 2-3 hours at a time.
Having a "Dynamic Disability", Tayla speaks about what it means to have her disability, finding her voice in the arts and advocacy space, as well as gives us a deep dive into the round the clock planning and exhaustion when it comes to leaving the house.
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Champion Health Agency: www.championhealthagency.com/
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[@janeywilksch7987]

Awesome interview, Tayla x

[@wondergirl2642]

So proud of my beautiful sister ❤

[@katec2922]

I am lucky enough to know Tayla. She has gone through so much in the years since her disability started yet she remains such a kind, empathetic and genuine person. She (and her amazing mum) have supported me through my own health decline and as it has many similarities to one of Tayla’s conditions, they have been an absolute lifeline for me. Anyone who gets to call this phenomenal young woman a friend is beyond lucky. Thank you for educating people in such a raw but eloquent way ♥️

[@katec2922]

Also, I’m new to your channel but they were such relevant questions and the answers to them are important for others to have more understanding 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼