06/03/2026
It can be easy to forget (esp. lately) but here’s your reminder that the world is full of such amazingly good people. 🫶🌎🫶
For the last five months, we’ve been undergoing a home renovation with the goal of giving Max as much independence as possible. In a Cape Cod-style house — and a wheelchair-bound teenage boy whose bed&bathroom were formerly upstairs — there was so much to figure out and a lot of work to be done.
With **amazing** support and help led by The Molly Johnson Foundation, as well as assistance from the team at Lisa Lynn Design Services, LLC, we are doubling the size of Max’s bedroom area, converting another bedroom to a den/study (or as he likes to call it, his “dude room”) and adding a fully accessible bathroom with all the bells and whistles. We’re also updating some outside spaces to be more accessible, making the ramp safer and more weather resistant, and covering the entryway. These new spaces are truly going to change Max’s life. Those are not words I use lightly.
We’re in the home stretch of this massive project, and this week, an incredible group of volunteers from the Texas Roadhouse Support Center came out and spent two days painting, landscaping, demo-ing and just chipping in wherever help was needed. They gave freely of their time, energy, and resources, too, contributing a sizable donation to help us with the cost. They were such a huge help in so many ways.
We were already big fans, and we eat there quite often (Max loves their ribs and their grilled chicken salad can’t be beat) but our love for ❤️TXRH❤️ has grown stronger these last two days. If you ever wonder which corporations are truly supporting their local communities, let these photos speak for themselves. These kind folks busted their butts and were so great with Max. Thank you Texas Roadhouse!!!
