Promising victory for tantalizing accessible hotel rooms

July 12, 2018

The value of a beautiful accessible hotel room is completely under rated. The decision to get out and explore helps break down some of those walls or boundaries that we put up ourselves – or we perceive that others have put up for us. We are capable of so many things but sometimes it is easy to forget when you feel that life has constantly told you no. I think that’s why I love the idea of these beautifully designed hotels so much. It is incredibly inviting and screams the message “hey, you are important!” Which, at least in my ears, are some seriously beautiful words! … More Promising victory for tantalizing accessible hotel rooms

Wheelchair down for the count? Totally broke? Work says no way? No childcare? Doctors would be REALLY mad? What to do when you have the travel itch and no way to scratch it.

May 8, 2018

I have some exciting news. Recently, I just bought my first house! The whole process is exciting and terrifying and comes with a lot more work and expenses than I imagined. It’s a really fun and creative process to have some remodeling done to a place that you get to call your very own. As … More Wheelchair down for the count? Totally broke? Work says no way? No childcare? Doctors would be REALLY mad? What to do when you have the travel itch and no way to scratch it.

I hate Venice

April 4, 2018

Yah…I hate Venice I know, it feels completely blasphemous. Recently I was talking with a friend about some of my favorite places to travel and other places that I don’t feel the need to go back to again. Venice is quite near the top of that list. But how can it be? Standing in the … More I hate Venice

How my SF adventure turned into a real “oh sh*t” moment

January 22, 2018

Recently I was on a trip exploring lovely San Francisco and had one of those head scratching, slightly panicked, “oh shit” moments. Something that many power wheelchair users dread happened. My wheels died! I was stranded! Now this wasn’t the first time this has happened, it happened in Rome – you can refresh yourself with … More How my SF adventure turned into a real “oh sh*t” moment

How to: a simple guide to booking wheelchair accessible hotel rooms

November 20, 2017

If you’ve ever had a similar experiences to me and experienced difficulty fitting your wheelchair/walker in a hotel room then come to find there isn’t enough room to get around, or got stuck on the toilet because it was too low, or found that there is no way in hell that you’ll be taking a … More How to: a simple guide to booking wheelchair accessible hotel rooms

Rome: 5 Accessible Attractions Worth Exploring To Get The Most Out Of Your Time In The Eternal City

October 23, 2017

Golf cart tour Rome is rather big, I read that most people walk 5-7 miles a day when they are visiting here, and that doesn’t surprise me. Save your feet, your arms, or your battery and hop aboard the 4 wheeled stallion. Golf cart tours combine the best features of a car driving tour and … More Rome: 5 Accessible Attractions Worth Exploring To Get The Most Out Of Your Time In The Eternal City

How Travel Can Give Us Perspective When All We Can See Is The Rolling Dumster Fire We Call Life

October 11, 2017

For the past week or so I found myself stumbling through the days in a perpetual mind fog. It feels like the world is going to hell in a handbasket. The Las Vegas shooting was beyond tragic and is one of those events that reminds us that there are terrible people in the world. Gun … More How Travel Can Give Us Perspective When All We Can See Is The Rolling Dumster Fire We Call Life

The 5 Most Accessible Cities in Western Europe

October 2, 2017

Traveling requires lots of planning and determining the destination is a big one. If you’re trying to plan around a disability or lower mobility – finding a destination that will be fun and not frustrating is definitely one of the top priorities. Guess what, you’re in luck! I’ve narrowed down the list of options and … More The 5 Most Accessible Cities in Western Europe