Cassandra McCann’s Review Makes You Think.

Cassandra M’s Place: Missing Frames: Memoir of a Woman Living with Hidden Disabilities by Scooter Review

“Sharing her story in a way that is so open, honest and from the heart makes this read a really unique one.   I could not imagine having to go through the same situations and this book drew me into Scooter’s story until the very end.  Living with a disability no one can see, how would you handle that?  It really makes you think.”

The Book Experience

I wrote the book Missing Frames to try to understand what had happened to me.

It was extremely difficult. I was suffering from memory loss and amnesia, and excruciating pain stemming from my injured brain and neck.

 

It is our true self

It is all we are. Love. It is time to wake up to this fact. It is a reservoir that never runs dry. Never forget this. Angels are everywhere. You are never alone. Let your heart rest in that peace.

Sacramento Central Library Accepts Missing Frames!

Sacramento Public Library will add a copy of Missing Frames, Memoir of a woman living with hidden disabilities to the Central Library local author collection. It will be interfiled with the regular collection and will be viewable in the catalog and able to be requested by all Sacramento Public Library customers.

When people want to give up…

…they need to understand that is normal. Life is hard. It is difficult for all of us. But we need to keep moving. Depression hates a moving target. We need to keep moving. Emotion is about motion. Emotion motivates us to move toward what we value, toward what is important. It isn’t just about getting up when we fall. It’s about getting up and moving toward what we value. I valued my faith in Jesus to speak on my behalf when I prayed.

Sac City Talks…

“Celebrating with Sacramento City College where we have been,
and where we are going?”

Come listen to author, Scooter, speak about her new book, Missing Frames at the Sacramento City College Performing Arts Center #106, Sacramento, California
on April 22, 2016 at 4:15 pm.

For more information call 530-570-0982
or email saccitytalks@bt-media.net

 

 

People Matter… People Hurt Us Too

But we can’t give up on them. We need them. They need us. These connections with one another are what matter. It is why we are here. Together we are strong. For as the body is one, and has many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body. 1.Cor. 12:12 KJV.

WINA 1070 AM/98.9 FM Rob Schilling Show!

Interview with Scooter

The Schilling Show  in Charlottesville, Virginia was special. Check out the interview starts at 10.0 on the recording dial! Scooter is on the air talking about hidden disabilities and her new book, Missing Frames.

Mindfulness is key…

We need to mind our minds.

We need to take care with our thoughts. Sometimes a thought can be dangerous. Being present is key. The past is gone. We can’t have it back. We accept this moment and all it offers. We open our hearts and minds and trust we are taken care of. We forgive, educate ourselves, and we keep moving forward.

 

Disabilities are all about perspective

We are all disabled in some way

We are a mixture of abilities and impairments. We can either relate to them wisely or unwisely. The disabilities are not important. What is important is our relationships with our disabilities. We tell ourselves stories about our disabilities. That is what matters. Our stories help or hurt us.