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When there is no where left to turn, the world is on your shoulders, curled up in a ball, filled with sorrow.

Kristen Diefenbach first started painting as a way of expression while at home sick. She suffers from Dysautonomia, a disorder that affects your whole body and life. Using art as a form of therapy, and expression when times are hard, she picks up her brush and uses her frustration in a productive manner to create something beautiful for not only herself but to prove her disability is not getting the best of her. "Never let someone tell you that you cannot. Create your own happiness and remember what is important in life." Kristen has been sick her whole life, always being tested, but no conclusions were made to what was causing her symptoms. At age 14 she started passing out with no knowledge as to why until her head injury when...