Jaime Simpson is a disability advocate, patient-voice educator, and founder of both Embrace Everyday and New Life Working Dogs. Jaime began sharing her lived experiences with Epilepsy, Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and various other conditions associated -- inviting honest conversation about disability, motherhood, dignity of care, and the life-saving role of task-trained service dogs. The community that grew around her story became a movement of echoed voices, reminding millions they are not alone. Jaime's advocacy has been featured by CNN, People Magazine, Yahoo, Microsoft, GoodRx, The Epoch Times, The Dodo, CBS, ABC News, Good Morning America, DogTV, and on podcasts including Now What? with the Cameron Boyce Foundation, Talk About It with Greg Grunberg, and The Dog That Asked for More. She has spoken to medical students and insurance agencies, attended national VEDS conferences through The Marfan Foundation, participated in Epilepsy Foundation events, and trained service dogs with the Jacksonville Service Dog Association and K9 Obedience Club of Jacksonville before founding New Life Working Dogs. Her forthcoming memoir, Embracing Echo, is about identity, interdependence, and the way one dog -- and one community -- reflected her courage back to her.