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Letting Go

People make it look so easy. I can’t tell you the number of people I have seen/heard of…

by breathingwithcaity May 22, 2018

Pieces.

The thing is when people are cut out of our lives, there are still pieces of them that…

by breathingwithcaity February 2, 2018

My Cystic Fibrosis Story

When I turned nine, the last thing I expected was to be diagnosed with a life-threatening lung disease.…

by breathingwithcaity December 27, 2017

Caity Martinez

Photographer, Videographer, & Blogger

A twenty-two year old living with cystic fibrosis. Using this platform to document her life, in hopes that it may help someone feel less alone. Her primary focus is to spread positivity, love, and acceptance.

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Trying to be okay

August 18, 2019

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I haven’t been honest.

July 16, 2019

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I’m Back

June 10, 2019

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I love spontaneous beach trips with my gals 💛 while you are liking this picture, please swipe left to find information to help a sweet soul, Elijah McClain, get the justice him and his family deserves. You can call, email, sign the petition to launch a full investigation (currently at 3 million & needs to get to 4.5 mill), and donate; to name a few ways to help. ————————————————————————————Link in my bio for the petition.
Beautiful artwork in the last slide: @heatherschiederillustrates_
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@mattymillerstudio

today was an exciting day 🥰

today was an exciting day 🥰

Today is more than just posting a black square on

Today is more than just posting a black square on your Instagram. It is about taking actions to make transformative changes whether it’s through donations, peacefully protesting, signing petitions, self-education on anti-racism and the current injustices, or addressing the learned racism that lies within yourself and the people around you. I made this graphic with a brief list of things you can do to be an ally. Have conversations with your loved ones. A few topics you can talk about: white supremacy that exists, white privilege, the protests and their message, mass incarceration and criminalization of BIPOC, police brutality, institutionalized racism, lack of Black history taught in educational systems, and the displaced lives of BIPOC due to gentrification of neighborhoods. Post on social media to spread ways to genuinely help the cause, not to be a performative ally. The only way change can happen is by putting in hard work to make it real. We all need to work together consistently, every day. Not just today. • “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” -Desmond Tutu •

#blackouttuesday ———————————————————————-
I have a link in my bio that lists even more resources for you to take advantage of.
• “Black lives matter” calligraphy art credit to @katybellotte

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catch us in less than a year at this exact spot, saying “I do” and becoming roomies for life 🤍

my girls and I 🤍 love and appreciate them more

my girls and I 🤍 love and appreciate them more than anything

Starting the Supra life with the love of my life 💘

enjoying the only place in the world that can make

enjoying the only place in the world that can make me feel better with my gals 🤍

appreciation post for the most amazing brother 🤍 (also a big happy birthday) I am endlessly grateful to have you in my life. Thank you for always supporting me and being a constant positive force in my life. Love you!!!!

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