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Your Stories Make Accessible Travel Important
Back in October, I sent out a 10-question survey to subscribers of my monthly wheelchair travel newsletter. I wanted to learn more about you and your ... -
My 'Survivor' Experience: Visiting Cambodia's Amputee Elephant
I am a huge fan of the Survivor reality television series. The show places people in desolate environments, typically in tropical regions around the world. It is ... -
400 Flights, 30 Months, 1 Wheelchair: 5 Lessons
Last month, I began an accessible journey around the world - starting in Orlando, Florida. I made stops of varying lengths in Bangkok, Thailand; Phnom ... -
5 Churches, 5 Countries, 5 Obstacles: One Faith.
This post started out as a "5 Most Beautiful Churches" list, but I don't want to waste my readers' time with useless "filler content." Instead, I'm ... -
Edison, New Jersey - A 'Poster Child' for Inaccessibility
I write this article from Hailey's Harp & Pub bar in Metuchen, New Jersey. I'm having a beer after a frustrating day in which I faced ... -
Here's My Bucket List. What's On Yours?
You can't be a travel blogger without a post detailing your bucket list - places you've been and want to go. My blog wasn't complete without one, so ... -
A Glimpse Into The Soul: What's On My Music Playlist
I can't sing. I never had the patience for playing instruments. I was an embarrassing Guitar Hero gamer. I can only consume music, but it ... -
How I Survived A 17-Hour Flight As A Wheelchair User
I am a triple amputee and wheelchair user, but I still love to fly. Many people with disabilities are reluctant to travel, especially on airplanes, because we are ... -
Heartbreak at the JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central + Wheelchair Access Review
This isn't just a review of a wheelchair accessible hotel room at the JW Marriott Beijing Central. It's also the story of unrequited love, "heartbreak," ... -
Alaska's Last Frontier: A Wheelchair Accessible Destination?
I took my first (and only) trip to Alaska in October 2011, one year before the car accident that put me in a wheelchair. I ...
