April Lockhart

April Lockhart, born in 1995 on the 4th day of July, started taking lessons on piano and guitar at seven years old. Her interest in writing songs was ignited. In the seventh grade April started taking guitar and piano lessons. The lessons sparked her passion in writing songs. At 14 old, she spent long hours developing song ideas as well as perfecting the song. Then, in the following months, April began to travel with her dad and write at home in NY as well as LA. April began to include additional relevant subjects into the"Take my Hand song for some acquaintances, including peer pressure issues and suicide among teens. Lockhart is a well-known lifestyle influencer as well as being a partner with brands that are clean and healthy like Ilia she has gained her own following. As a woman born with no left hand, she has a significant part to play in her. It's however not the only thing she has to tell. Lockhart's profile on Twitter doesn't ignore the fact that she is disabled however, it doesn't make a point of it. The message? that we are all a part of a multitude and that we are all unique and we're beyond our physical bodies. Lockhart is interviewed via video in Nashville. "I don't want it to define my existence. I don't want to be merely identified as a specialist in disability. The fact that she is a disability influencer doesn't impact my daily life. It's all normal, and I've learned to adapt. The same is true for my life, and I think that it is something to be talked about. The journey of self-acceptance that Lockhart has taken is one that can last for a long time, and she can be a role model for this purpose. Still she admits she's gone through phases of her body, at times, being unsure about wearing specific types of clothes showing how much of her body. Today, she wears what she's comfortable in and post pictures of herself in these outfits on social media, she is proud of herself. Self-love, she says is a process. It's not clear when you'll reach the point of no return. It's true for all regardless of their level of insecurity. I think that having people around you who really are aware of you and know your feelings is crucial because they'll be the people who will remind you what you worrying about?