This conversation with Clara and Betina Woods explores Clara's journey as an artist and her ability to overcome challenges. Clara had a stroke in the womb and was born with limited mobility and communication abilities. However, her parents never saw her as disabled and encouraged her to live a normal life. Clara found inspiration in artists like Frida Kahlo and started painting. She has exhibited her artwork in various places, including Art Basel. Clara communicates using a tablet and is fluent in three languages. She is determined to be independent and hopes to have her own family in the future. The conversation also touches on Clara's ADHD and her upcoming treatment with Dr. Amen. In this conversation, Betina and Clara discuss their journey as a mother-daughter duo navigating the challenges of Clara's disability and pursuing her passion for art. They talk about the difficulties of transitioning to a new country, the loss of Clara's grandfather, and the emotional connection Clara feels to her father when she paints. They also discuss their dreams and aspirations, including Clara's desire to have a family and run a camp for young adults with disabilities. Despite facing criticism and obstacles, they remain determined to create a fulfilling life for Clara and advocate for inclusion and acceptance.Takeaways Clara Woods, an artist with limited mobility and communication abilities, has defied expectations and found success in the art world. Her parents have always encouraged her to live a normal life and not define herself by her disability. Clara draws inspiration from artists like Frida Kahlo and has exhibited her artwork in various locations. She communicates using a tablet and is fluent in three languages. Clara is determined to be independent and hopes to have her own family in the future. She is undergoing treatment for ADHD with Dr. Amen. Betina and Clara have faced challenges in transitioning to a new country and dealing with the loss of Clara's grandfather. Clara feels a strong emotional connection to her father when she paints. They have dreams and aspirations, including starting a family and running a camp for young adults with disabilities. Despite facing criticism and obstacles, they remain determined to create a fulfilling life for Clara and advocate for inclusion and acceptance. From Stroke to Success: Clara Woods' Inspiring Story Overcoming Challenges: The Artistic Journey of Clara Woods Dreams and Aspirations: Starting a Family and Running a Camp Emotional Connections Through Art: Clara's Bond with Her Father "I want to do a painting about my future." "I don't believe a lot in the limitation because I think she's really clever in all things." "If you think you can't do it or think you can't overcome it, then you certainly won't." "We are moving country and we had a raid." "When you paint, what do you think?" "She wants to have a family by her. And... Three kids, two kids. twins."Chapters