Eight years ago, a devastating car accident took my parents and left me relying on a wheelchair. My Grandma Ruth raised me with endless encouragement, ensuring I never felt broken or limited. When my senior prom arrived, I attended simply to experience the milestone, though I quickly found myself feeling isolated as my classmates ignored…
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