my name is sarah wolf. i am 31 years old. rom pennsylvania and happen to have down syndrome. >> reporter: now sarah is on a mission. >> i'm excited to share my story today. >> reporter: testifying before a senate committee hearing in washington, d.c. in july, sarah is close to doing what others could not. >> this is the fair and right thing to do. >> reporter: persuading congress to address this long standing disparity for people with disabilities. >> what did you want those senators to know, the message you wanted to tell them? >> i wanted them to know that people with disabilities, and different kinds of disabilities, and those with down syndrome have the right to live on their own. >> the bill noble as the able act, short for achieving a better life experience, would allow people with disabilities and their families to create tax exempt savings accounts up to $100,000. sarah wier is at the forefront of the lobbying effort. >> it sends a message to people in congress that people with disabilities in 2014 can work. specifical