Anita Corre, a woman suffering from osteogenesis imperfecta, also known as 'glass bone disease,' recently passed away. Throughout her life, Anita stood out as an advocate for inclusion and a rights activist for people with disabilities.
Anita tirelessly fought to raise awareness in society about the difficulties and challenges faced by individuals with physical disabilities. Her courage and determination made her an example of overcoming and empowerment for many.
One of Anita's most iconic phrases was: "Disability is in the mind of those who do not believe in the abilities of others." These words sum up her philosophy of life and her fight to break down barriers and stereotypes.
Her departure leaves a void in the community of inclusion advocates, but her legacy will live on through all the lives she touched and all the minds she opened. Anita Corre will be remembered not only as a tireless fighter but also as a beacon of hope and motivation for all those seeking a more inclusive and equitable world.
