Written by Mike Dooley, Labrador Systems for Abilities.com When my mother started using a cane and a walker to move around the house, it dawned on me after hearing her drop the dishes a few times that she was using her arms as an extra pair of legs. That made everyday activities at home significantly more […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Abilities Expo Schedule
Written by Chillie Falls, September 14, 2022 Hopefully, an Abilities Expo will be coming to a city near you. If not, consider a road trip. These Expos are a wonderful resource and cover a wide range of topics for the mobility challenged community. Products. Tech. Adaptive climbing wall. Buckle up for resources you never knew […]
Symphony of the Seas Accessibility Rating: B
Written by Chillie Falls, September 12, 2022 It is very difficult for me to be critical of anything on Symphony of the Seas. I really love this ship. However, to be brutally honest, there are a few items that need fine tuning to make this ship truly accessible. Let’s start with Embarkation: It is high […]
Fun Fall Festivals
Written by Barbara & Jim Twardowski for Accessible Possibilities on AccessibleGo The leaves are turning colors and the pumpkin patches are open. Fall is a glorious time of year to don a sweater and enjoy a festival. Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) San Antonio | Jim Twardowski San Antonio, Texas Día de los Muertos […]
Flying As A Wheelchair User In 2022
Written and Filmed by Gem Hubbard, for Wheelsnoheels, May 7, 2022 As A Wheelchair User In 2022. Airport, Security, Aisle Chair. Everything you need to know, if you are flying as a wheelchair user soon. After suffering my spinal cord injury i have really had to adapt in life. So Im showing you my disability […]
Wheelchair Accessible Washington, D.C. in Summertime
Written and submitted by Mary Khan to John Morris, mailbag@wheelchairtravel.org Note from John: Welcome to the first blog post in a new series called Trip Reports, filed under the Reader Mailbag. Every so often, I dip into the mailbag to answer questions about accessible travel from readers just like you. Occasionally, readers like to share […]