April Lockhart

April Lockhart (born July 4, 1995) began her musical journey in the 7th grade when she started guitar and piano lessons. at the age of 12, April composed her first single Different. She spent a lot of the time of 14 making songs and practicing the piano. Soon, April began taking trips in NY and LA along with her dad in order for them both write songs. April was the month that she began to write about other issues in the book, Take My Hand, for those of her peers who struggled with disabilities, peer pressure or even suicide. Lockhart collaborates with popular cosmetics brand Ilia as well as an influencer in the lifestyle industry who has a growing fan base. Since she was born without a left hand, the woman is a major part of her. However, it's not the entire tale. The profile of Lockhart on Instagram does not hide her disability but doesn't concentrate solely on it. What is the message? It is important to remember that each of us has numerous faces. Our identities are varied and we're beyond our body. Lockhart has stated on video that she doesn't wish to be defined by her disability. She doesn't want to be a disability advocate who only speaks about it. There are a variety of aspects to Lockhart. But it does not affect my day-to-day living. I still do all the normal things and have adapted to my disability. Since it's a part of who I am and something worthy of talking about. Lockhart, a real source of inspiration for anyone who wants to be self-accepting and is currently on a lengthy process to attain this. However, she admits to going through periods of feeling insecure about her body, and also feeling uneasy wearing certain clothing styles that exposed her arms. Now, though she dons what she's comfortable in and post photos in those outfits to social media, she is proud of herself. She says that self-love is a process. It's not clear if you'll ever reach the point of no return. This is, however, the case with anyone with doubts. It is important to have people in your life who know and understand the way you feel. They'll be the ones asking you: What do you think about?