Written by Bailey Letson for Wheel The World Life has a way of bogging people down, presenting emotional, physical, and mental strains that can seem overwhelming. There always seems to be something to do, preventing much-needed rest and relaxation. Too often, people don’t give themselves permission to slow down or practice any form of self-care. […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
My Accessibility Report On MSC Seascape
Written by Chillie Falls, December 29, 2022 I so wanted to absolutely fall in love with the MSC Seascape. It was the crown jewel of my return to cruising year, returning not only from the pandemic, but also from surviving cancer twice and a total respiratory collapse. Since I am now an oxygen users, none […]
Exploring Fiji as a Power Wheelchair User
Written by Gordan Cordona for Wheelchairtravel.org, November 29, 2022 Several years ago, my Mom and I joined the Far West Ski Association on their annual dive trip. That year they went to the islands of Fiji. Even though we don’t scuba dive, non divers are always welcome. FWSA travels to different locales each Fall. We have been on […]
Travelling from London to Paris on an Accessible Train
Written by the Bimblers, August 26, 2022 Paris is one of the world’s favourite destinations for tourists. As I mentioned in Wheelchair Accessible Places to Visit in Paris, it’s on my bucket list. As you probably know, you can get to Paris by bus, flight, or train from London. Flying used to be the quickest way […]
Wheelchair Accessible Mini Golf Course at St. Louis Union Station
Written by John Morris, for WheelchairTravel.org, December 18, 2022 Prior to my car accident, I was a decent recreational golfer. Now a triple amputee and power wheelchair user, I likely won’t fulfill my dream of teeing it up at Augusta National, but I can still dominate the miniature golf course in a game of putt-putt […]
Surviving Assisted Living
Written by Cassandra Brandt, December 16, 2022 for Spinalpedia.com. (Cassandra Brandt is a C4 quadriplegic and mom from Arizona. She writes for Ability360.org and is the author of “Iron Girl: a memoir”) When you have a spinal cord injury, your level of care depends on your level and severity of injury. In many cases, individuals […]