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A Wheelchair User’s Guide to the Accessible 9/11 Memorial and Museum

I'm a service-disabled Air Force veteran, and I served from 1997-2005, until I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and medically retired shortly th...

New York City is the most populated metropolis in the United States and the number one tourist destination in America for foreigners. It should come ...

The Big Apple. The City That Never Sleeps. The Empire City. New York City goes by many nicknames, but everyone knows about this penultimate tourist d...

Watching a gorgeous sunset while dining al fresco on amazing seafood at one of the 250 or so restaurants is one of many pleasures in store for visito...

If you are going on a Panama Canal cruise, chances are that one of your ports of call will be the Costa Rican port city of Limón. Christopher Columbu...

In January 2019, I went on a fantastic 10-night partial-transit Panama Canal cruise on the Island Princess. In addition to going through the Gatun Lo...

wheelchair accessible alfond inn winter park

Back in late 2016, I wrote a post for this blog titled, "Why Hotel Managers Should Be Disabled* for a Day." This isn't because I want any harm to co...

wheelchair accessible belmond place charleston

Located at the very heart of downtown Charleston, South Carolina, in the historic district and within walking distance of all the major attractions, B...

wheelchair accessible charleston south carolina

There's a good reason (actually, several) why Charleston, South Carolina has been voted the #1 Small US City by Condé Nast Traveler for eight years in...

wheelchair accessible family friendly atlanta

Every summer I have the privilege of spending two full months with my amazing sons, ages 10 and 8 years old. Being a wheelchair mom isn't easy, and I'...