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Submitted by Mariah Cuddy via Well Beings Share Your Caregiving Story
Mariah Cuddy has had a profound journey as a caregiver to her daughter, Alexandra (aka Lulu, aka Lexi Lu Pretty Girl), who was not expected to walk, talk, or survive childhood. Against all odds, her daughter thrived — playful, affectionate, and full of life.
Mariah says sharing her story helped her reclaim her voice and validated her lived experience. Her core message is one of hope, connection, and the transformative power of love. She encourages other special needs moms to find community and not face their challenges alone.
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