However, here are some individuals who have been publicly open about their experiences with Spina Bifida:
* Heather Whitestone: The first woman with a disability to win the Miss America crown in 1995. She has spoken openly about her experiences and advocates for disability rights.
* Dr. Temple Grandin: A renowned animal scientist and autism advocate. She has written extensively about her experiences with autism, which she often links to her experience with Spina Bifida.
* Josh Blue: A comedian who was the winner of the 7th season of "Last Comic Standing." He uses humor to address his experiences with Spina Bifida and other challenges.
* John Morris: A former Paralympian who competed in wheelchair basketball and rugby. He is a strong advocate for disability sports and inclusion.
* Dr. Victoria Gray: One of the first people to receive gene editing therapy for sickle cell disease. She has Spina Bifida and has spoken about the impact of gene editing on her life.
It's important to remember that these are just a few examples, and many other people with Spina Bifida have achieved success and made significant contributions in various fields. Their stories are powerful and inspirational, reminding us of the diversity and resilience of the human spirit.