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Cool With A Cane
Watch our introduction video to learn about our mission to make mobility stylish and accessible. We're redefining what it means to use a cane with confidence and flair.
About Nikki
Living Boldly with MS: Nikki's Journey
Meet Nikki Leggett, a vibrant soul who's been living with multiple sclerosis for 18 years. Through her blog, she shares her journey of resilience, adaptation, and empowerment. From embracing her cane as a badge of strength to navigating life's daily challenges, Nikki's story is one of courage, purpose, and unwavering determination. Join her as she inspires others to live fully, regardless of life's obstacles.
Poems & Quotes
Words That Inspire & Uplift
Discover the power of words that inspire and uplift. Explore our collection of poems and quotes that will touch your heart and soul.
Further New Directions
Dr. Maya Angelou
Ships? Sure I'll sail them Show me a boat, If it'll float, I'll sail it Men? Yes, I'll love them. If they've got style To make me smile I'll love them Life? 'Course I'll live it Just enough breath. Until my death And I'll live it Failure? I'm not ashamed to tell it. I never learned to spell it Not failure
Disability is an Art
Neil Marcus
Disability is not a brave struggle or "courage in the face of adversity." Disability is an art. It's an ingenious way to live.
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What Does COOL Mean To You?
Welcome back to Cool With A Cane! Let me ask you something—what does cool mean to you? When my daughter asked me that very question, I paused. Not because I didn’t have an answer, but because my definition of cool had completely changed.
Welcome to Cool With a Cane
Welcome to Cool With A Cane! I’m Nikki Leggett—or Miss Nikki—and I’ve been living with multiple sclerosis for 18 years. Yes, I said living, not just surviving, because, despite the daily challenges, I’m still here, still standing (with a little help), and still slaying.