Tayler Tadrick is shouting, cheering on summer campers as they run between orange cones while straddling inflatable whales. Her face can’t contain her smile, and her arms become an extension of her joy, giving high-fives as the competitors wiggle their way to the finish line. “Just being around them, they really brighten my day,” says camp counselor Tadrick, 23, of Wexford, of the campers at Teen Camp Woodlands, a summer camp for teenagers with disabilities. The 32-acre fully accessible camp in Wexford allows people with a wide range of disabilities the full summer camp experience, with an adapted zip line and pool, campfires and an overnight in tents adapted with special lifts for those who need help getting up and down, adapted archery ranges and a variety of other activities and facilities. Tadrick’s time at the camp led her to realize she wanted to pursue a career that allows individuals with disabilities to play sports. “It’s just that ‘a-ha’ moment when they say they can’t and they do. It makes my heart melt.”