April Lockhart

April Lockhart was born on July 4 1995 in seventh grade. She began playing guitar, and also taking piano lessons which ignited her interest in the art of songwriting. April Lockhart wrote her first song, Different, at age of twelve. At the age of 14, April spent lots of time writing and honing her singing skills. Later on, she started taking writing trips with her father on trips to LA in addition to NY. She also started to write about other related topics for some members of her circle who deal with such things as social pressure and teenager suicide, as in the song Take my Hand. Lockhart collaborates with the well-known clean beauty brand Ilia and is a lifestyle blogger with an increasing following of her own. Yes, she was born without a left hand. It creates her unique. However, that's not the only unique thing about her. Lockhart's Instagram profile doesn't conceal her handicap, but it doesn't concentrate solely on her disability. What's the message? That we all contain multitudes and that we are all unique and that we're much greater than the physical person we are. Lockhart said via video she didn't want to be defined solely by her handicap. She does not want to be a disability advocate who focuses on that. There are many different aspects to Lockhart. My daily routine isn't affected by it. I lead a normal day-to-day life and discover the solutions I have for my problems. It's a huge component of my daily life, therefore it's important for us to speak about it. Self-acceptance is a long marathon however Lockhart is an absolute inspiration in this regard. Lockhart admits to having gone through phases where she was unsure about wearing certain clothing styles which showed her arms. She wears what she likes and proudly posts pictures of herself in the outfits she wears on social media. The journey itself is the key thing I don't know that you ever arrive her self-love statement. It's a long journey. I don't think you ever arrive. It's essential to have those in your life who know and are able to understand. They'll help you remind yourself about the issues you're concerned about.