April Lockhart

April Lockhart is a born July 4th in 1995. In the seventh grade she began taking piano and guitar lessons. This ignited her passion for music writing. At the age of 12 April came up with her first original song Different. At 14 old, she devoted the majority of her time making song concepts as well as perfecting the song. In the following months, she started taking notes together with her dad on trips to LA in addition to NY. April started to incorporate additional relevant subjects into the song, which she called the Take my Hand song for some friends, such as peer-pressure issues and suicide among teens. Lockhart is a well-known lifestyle blogger and having partnerships with clean beauty brands Ilia and YSL, has cultivated an impressive fan base. Since she was born without a left hand, the woman is an important part of herself. However, it's not the entire tale. Lockhart's Instagram page doesn't overlook her disability. But it also doesn't emphasize the issue. What is the message? The message is: We all have numerous identities. We're much more complex than we think we're. Lockhart said via video that she didn't want to be defined solely by her physical disability. She doesn't want to become a disability advocate who only talks about that. There are a variety of aspects to Lockhart. It doesn't impact my day-to-day life I do things normally, and I've discovered the best way for me to adapt things. Because it's an integral part of me and something worthy of talking about. Lockhart is a true source of source of inspiration for anyone who wants to be self-accepting and is currently on a lengthy process to attain this. However, she acknowledges going through periods of being uncomfortable with her body at times feeling insecure to wear certain types of clothing which showed how much of her body. She wears whatever she wants and posts photos of herself wearing the clothes she picks out on social platforms. Self-love, she says is a process. It's not clear whether you'll get to the final stage. The same is true for everybody regardless of their levels of anxiety. It's my opinion that having those with you who understand you and can see your feelings is crucial because they'll be the people who remind you What are you worried about?