Written by Sandy Gilbreath, My Sandy Trail, July 4, 2025 The spots for the 2nd annual Caregiving Mom’s Refresh Retreat 2026 are filling up quickly! !!!! Where’s all my Caregiving Moms?!? This is for YOU!! It’s now time to secure your spot for the 2nd annual Caregiving Mom’s Refresh Retreat for 2026 and I don’t […]
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Chillie Chats With Sandy Gilbreath About Caregiving
First aired on Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast, July 2, 2025. Sandy is a blogger and digital creator of My Sandy Trail, an author, travel companion and world traveler, plus the caregiver for her son, Curb Free With Cory Lee. This was a delightful look at both sides of caregiving.
An odd dream made me wonder how my disability affects others
How do my family and friends feel about my FSHD progression? Written by Robin Stemple, Muscular Dystrophy News Today, June 25, 2025 I’m an early riser. As I mentioned in a past column, I like to wake up early, get dressed, make coffee, and start the day with some quiet prayer and devotion time. However, I’m […]
Every dog can have its day on holidays
Written by Sheree Strange, Travel Without Limits, May 22, 2025 You don’t have to sacrifice accessibility or amenities to find destinations and experiences that will welcome your four-legged friend. Having a dog means having a best friend, there for us in good times and in bad. Naturally, we don’t want to leave them at home […]
Acropolis of Athens and a Hotel Prison
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, June 11, 2025 Hello from Greece! Today is Day 8 of the 10-day Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Greece — By the time you receive this email, our group of American and Australian travelers will be enjoying a wine tasting and traditional meal in a small village in the foothills […]
New Orleans Accessible Transportation
Written by New Orleans and Company, June 2025 Accessible Transportation Getting around New Orleans by wheelchair You’ll find New Orleans is pretty easy to navigate by walker, wheelchair or scooter. Whether you’re traveling by bus, streetcar, cab, or even taking a self-guided tour, there are plenty of ways to get from A to B. Buses […]