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Get Your Wheelchair Wet at the Accessible Great Wolf Lodge

Imagine sitting in a wheelchair two stories below a huge bucket of water. By huge, I mean a bucket that holds 1,000 gallons. Then you hear the tolling...

why you don't see more wheelchair users in public

According to the latest US Census data, almost 20 percent of the US population has some sort of disability. About 10 percent have a visible physical d...

american cemetery world war II normandy france

I have not always been in a wheelchair. Despite being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) over 12 years ago, I only lost the complete ability to wa...

Spin the Globe Podcast Accessible Destinations Vienna Austria

Vienna is easily my favorite city in the whole world! I don't know if that is due to its beauty, culture, history, or the fact that it's the most whe...

I had wanted to visit Amsterdam for quite some time, but was hesitant to plan a trip because I had read in many places that it was doable for wheelcha...

One of the most beautiful day trips of my life ended up happening in Ireland by accident. My best friend Erin and I spent a week in Dublin, and severa...

I'm not sure why, but there seems to be this notion among many people that wheelchair users aren't into the more party-related or trendy things able-b...

a wheelchair user guide to seaworld orlando

I have two children, ages 9 and 7, and I relish any opportunity to provide them with "normal" childhood experiences. As a disabled single mother, it's...

Having been born and raised in South Florida, visiting the beach used to be as routine for me as going to the grocery store. However, losing my abilit...

rolling through florida history in wheelchair accessible ybor city

Ybor City is a historical jewel nestled in the outskirts of downtown Tampa, Florida. Despite having lived not once, but twice in different parts of Ta...