Rare like me
Motherhood, faith, and life with Juvenile ALS
Stories of resilience and Jesus
Rare like me
Motherhood, faith, and life with Juvenile ALS
Stories of resilience and Jesus
Rare like me
Stories of resilience and Jesus
Rare like me
Stories of resilience and Jesus

Hi, I’m Scarlett.
I’m a mother, a believer, and someone learning how to live fully in a body that doesn’t always cooperate with me. I live with Juvenile ALS, a rare condition that has changed the way I move through the world—but not the way I love, dream, or show up for my family.
My journey with ALS didn’t start recently. I’ve had symptoms since I was 4 years old—long before I had the words to explain what my body was going through.
Rare Scarletts was born out of my real life. Not the filtered version, not the “inspiration” version people expect from disability stories—but the everyday moments in between. The hard ones, the holy ones, the funny ones, and the ones that stretch me more than I ever thought I could be stretched.
I created this space to share what it looks like to be a disabled mom, to hold onto faith in the middle of uncertainty, and to find beauty in a life that doesn’t always go as planned. Here, you’ll find pieces of my story, encouragement for your own, and reminders that even in the hardest seasons, there is still purpose.
This isn’t about having it all together. It’s about showing up anyway—with honesty, with grace, and with God at the center.
I’m still learning, still growing, and Jesus is still working on me.
2 Corinthians 12:9🤍
This space is for those living with a diagnosis that isn’t always understood.
Living with Juvenile ALS is part of my story and I know I’m not the only one navigating something rare, complex, or unseen.
If you have a story, whether you’re diagnosed, still searching for answers, supporting someone you love, or even a testimony of what Jesus has done in your life you’re welcome here.
I want this to be a space where real stories can be heard and honored. Nothing polished, just real.
If you’d like to share your story or testimony, you can send it to:
You can write as much or as little as you want. Your voice matters here.
A look into my early symptoms, diagnosis, and what it means to live with Juvenile ALS—told through a clinical lens, but rooted in my real life.

My world is built around my family.
I’m married to my husband Reese, and together we’re raising three incredible kids—Olivia, Connor, and Ruby. They are the reason behind everything I do, the strength I lean on, and the joy that fills even the hardest days.
Motherhood for me doesn’t look traditional. Living with Juvenile ALS means I’ve had to learn how to show up in different ways—but if anything, it’s made me more present, more intentional, and more grateful for every moment we get together.
Our life isn’t perfect, but it’s full. Full of love, growth, laughter, and the kind of memories we hold onto tightly.
This space is where I share our real life—the highs, the hard, and everything in between.
If you’re new here, the best way to understand my journey is to start from the beginning.
I’ve had symptoms for as long as I can remember—long before I ever had a name for it. In 2014, I was diagnosed with ALS, and pieces of my life finally started to make sense.
This space is where I share my life through faith, motherhood, and living with something rare.
My story is laid out in parts under Living Rare, so you can walk through it with me—step by step, from the beginning to where I am now.
I am proud to be part of Her ALS Story, a community of women diagnosed with ALS at a young age who are rewriting what this disease looks like. Together, we share our stories to raise awareness, support one another, and remind the world that ALS does not discriminate. In a season of life where most are building families, careers, and futures, we are navigating something different—but we are not doing it alone.
A gentle, real-life guide for navigating ALS-support, faith, and where to start.
Created from lived experience for those who need it most.
As a mom, giving my kids opportunities to experience the world means everything to me.
Through EF Educational Tours, Olivia and Connor have the chance to travel, learn, and grow in ways that go far beyond the classroom.
These trips are more than just travel—they’re moments that shape confidence, perspective, and who they’re becoming.
If you feel led to support them, we are so grateful. Even sharing means more than you know.

A chance to walk through history, experience new culture, and step into her future with confidence.

An opportunity to explore the world, learn new perspectives, and grow beyond what he knows today.
As a mom navigating a rare diagnosis, being able to say yes to moments like this for my kids means everything.
I’ve created an Amazon storefront with some of my favorite finds—things I actually use, love, and make life a little easier.
If you choose to shop through my links, it’s a simple way to support me and my family at no extra cost to you.
Thank you for being here and supporting us in every way.
I’ll keep this section updated with active Amazon deals, coupons, and promo links I find worth sharing. Some savings show up as clickable coupons on Amazon, so always check the product page before checkout.
Leave a message or ask questions here. I look forward to connecting with you!
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