This week, Koze avè m sits down with Soinette Désir, woman right activist, tailor and cook among other things. Growing up, Soinette was full of life, engaging in farming with her family and always dreaming to own lots of lands. And one day, what started as a fever while attending a funeral will be the cause of a year long hospital stay and a complete change in the course of her life. Aside from having to adapt to societal stigma, Soinette also needed to adapt to environments where people with disabilities are not always accommodated; she recalls choosing to miss lunch everyday at school because the lunchroom and the restroom are on different floors thus making it difficult to have access to the lavatory after her meal. Today as an activist, she sheds lights over the living condition of people with disabilities in Haiti with a very contagious positive attitude and zeal for life.