Kate's Picks

People You Should Know

I shine a light on creators, resources, and people doing extraordinary things — because their stories deserve to be told. From adaptive fashionistas to ALS warriors, these are the people I think you should know.

Molly Farrell walking with forearm crutches — adaptive fashion creator and disability advocate
@all.fashion.able
Fashion-Lover Living Boldly with an SCI
Adaptive Fashion · Chicago
Molly Farrell
"Pretty clothes aren't frivolous. They're armor."

Paralyzed from the shoulders down at 13, Molly relearned everything — as a lefty — and today walks with pink forearm crutches. She shops for adaptive clothing in regular stores and shines a light on accessibility across Chicago and beyond.

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Brooke Eby, ALS advocate and founder of ALStogether, diagnosed at age 33
@limpbroozkit
ALS Network — Advocate of the Year
ALS Advocate · Community Builder
Brooke Eby
Story-first. Sharp, dark humor. $1M raised for research.

Diagnosed with ALS at 33 in NYC, Brooke went public instead of quiet. She founded ALStogether — now part of ALS Network — connecting ALS patients and caregivers worldwide.

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Erin Taylor's AI avatar — a hyper-realistic digital voice and face created to preserve her identity as ALS progresses
@unsteadyandready
Scott-Morgan Foundation Collaborator
ALS Advocate · Assistive Technology
Erin Taylor
Innovation-first. The face of futuristic ALS care.

Diagnosed with ALS at 23, Erin co-created assistive technology with the Scott-Morgan Foundation — including a hyper-realistic AI avatar that looks, sounds, and speaks like her in real time.

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