April Lockhart

April Lockhart was born on July 4, 1995. in seventh grade. She began playing guitar and piano lessons, sparking her passion for the art of songwriting. The first song she wrote was called Different. It was written at 12 years of age. As a teenager, April was a huge devotee of her time writing song ideas and practicing her musical skills. Then she began to take trips to write with father, who lived in NY in New York and LA. The month also saw her include other related topics for some members of her circle who deal in the area of social pressure and teenage suicide as depicted in the song Take my Hand. Lockhart collaborates with top clean-skin brand Ilia and is an influencer in the lifestyle industry with an increasing following of her own. Yes, she was born with no left hand and that gives her a unique look. It's not the only aspect that makes her unique. In the end, Lockhart's profile doesn't hide her disability, but the focus isn't on it in any way. What message is it sending? We are all more than only our physical selves. Our identities are complex and we contain many different factors. Lockhart through a recorded message from Nashville's home affirms that I don't want this to make me feel like I am a victim. I'm beyond my physical self. It doesn't impact my daily routine. I run your business in the normal way and have discovered various ways to be able to cope. Because it is also part of my identity It's an issue worthy of discussion. Lockhart, a real inspiration to self-acceptance has been on a long process to attain it. She still admits to going through a series of phases with regards to her body and feeling uncomfortable in certain clothing which showed her arms. She wears whatever she wants and posts photos of herself wearing the clothes she chooses on social media. This is a long journey. main thing I'm not certain to arrive at, in self-love. It's a trip, but I'm not sure you'll ever arrive. It's essential to have those around you who are aware of and are able to understand. They will help you remind yourself of what you are worried about.