lunor.life didn’t start with a grand plan.
It started with noticing.
Throughout my life and career, I’ve been surrounded by people navigating disability, neurodiversity, illness, and life-altering change — as we all are, really. Friends raising children with autism and ADHD. A friend whose husband developed Alzheimer’s. Someone whose life was changed by a brain injury.
None of this was new or rare.
What changed was my attention.
What became clear to me was this:
support exists, but it’s fragmented, overwhelming, and often hardest to access when people are already stretched thin.
Once you start noticing, you realize how present it is everywhere - in families, friendships, workplaces, and everyday conversations. We often adapt around it, carry on, and don’t always stop to question how much quiet effort is happening just to keep life moving.
As I paid more attention, another pattern became impossible to ignore.
Support does exist, but it is often scattered across countless services, organizations, forms, platforms, and well-intentioned systems that don’t speak to each other. Information is rarely in one place, rarely explained clearly, and often assumes a level of energy, time, and cognitive capacity that many people simply don’t have — especially at the moment they need support most.
This means people are not only navigating disability, illness, or care — they are also navigating complexity.
lunor.life exists to make that reality a little easier.
We’re building a platform focused on everyday life — not just moments of crisis, but the ongoing, practical realities of living with disability, caring for someone, or navigating a diagnosis that quietly changes everything. Trusted products, real stories, and useful tools — brought together in one calm, accessible place.
This is not about fixing people.
It’s about reducing friction, lowering the barrier to understanding, and creating space for dignity.
Because once you start noticing, you realize this isn’t about “them”.
It’s about all of us.
Lara Marie
Co-Founder, lunor.life
