For many Americans, going to college and starting a career is viewed as an expected and even necessary path we take in adulthood. But for over 40 million Americans living with disabilities, that path is filled with obstacles, caused not just by physical limitations, but societal ones, too.
When Kevin Fritz turned 18-years-old, he realized he wanted a career and independence, despite the countless barriers in his way. Born with spinal muscular atrophy, which causes the muscles to increasingly weaken, doctors did not expect Fritz to live past two years old.
