Here you will see pictures and videos of me doing exciting things and of me just sitting.
Me doing a physio exercise at home in my wheelchair. It's an arm exercise where I use a resistance band attached to a horizontal pole in front of me.
Image Description: The image shows a woman with light skin, dark hair, and glasses sitting in a motorized wheelchair in a cluttered indoor space. She is wearing a red and black top with a gray skirt and black sneakers. Her arms are resting on the chair's armrests, and she appears to be looking towards the camera with a neutral expression. The room is filled with various household items. There is a wooden dining table with a lace tablecloth in the background, surrounded by chairs. Large exercise balls in shades of green and blue are partially visible near the bottom left. To the left of the woman, a standing hanger holds a skirt. A tall wooden bookcase filled with books and papers is visible in the background. The floor is wooden, and the walls are painted in a neutral tone. The lighting in the room is warm and slightly dim.

Communication is a human right.

Video description: Esther delivering an important message at a WINS AT awareness month event

Speech bubble that reads "I love my current AAC system because I have the option of using Voiceitt and Speech Assistant."
Image Description: A quote card with a red and white border. Inside, a coral-colored speech bubble with a dark teal outline contains the text: "I love my current AAC system because I have the option of using Voiceitt and Speech Assistant." Below the speech bubble, the quote is attributed to "-Esther Klang". In the lower right corner is the logo for NWACS (North West Augmentative Communication Society) which is two concentric red circles with the text "NWACS" and "North West Augmentative Communication Society" inside. The background of the card is white.
Image Description: Esther is seated in a power wheelchair with her legs elevated, wearing a black top with silver and pink sequins on her shoulders and a gray skirt. She is indoors, in front of a large wooden bookcase filled with books. Her wheelchair features a joystick and an Omni display. The setting highlights a blend of assistive technology and personal style in a warm, lived-in environment.