September is National Preparedness Month. Preparedness is a term used to describe being prepared for a disaster, emergency, or life-changing event. Being prepared can save
Meet the first high-performing Group 3 rear-wheel drive power chair in over 10 years!
THE WAIT IS OVER You’ve been waiting for the next bold breakthrough in rear-wheel drive capability.The wait is over, and it’s about time!Introducing the R-TRAK
Quantum Can Fly!
Today, I’m going to talk about the challenges I faced when traveling to DC two weeks ago in my Quantum Wheelchair. After checking my packing
Quantum Rehab’s Stephanie Woodward named L’Oréal Paris 2023 Women of Worth Honoree
L’Oréal Paris USA, the world’s largest cosmetics company, recently announced its L’Oréal Paris 2023 Women of Worth, celebrating “founders and leaders of grassroot non-profits” that
Italian Adventures as a Power Wheelchair User: Part 1
I’m writing this post having just returned from the most epic birthday/wedding adventure! Incelebration of my milestone 40th birthday and a surprise elopement, my now
Striving for Equality for Disabled Women
August 26th is Women’s Equality Day, a day that commemorates the 1920 adoption of the 19th which prohibits the states and the federal government from
Gearing Up for Back to School: A Parent’s Perspective
Shhhh! If you listen closely you can hear the sweet symphony of school bells and the faint sound of parents cheering. It must be back
Back to School – High School Edition
It’s my favorite time of year, once again! Time to return to school! After what some might classify as a horrific first year of high
Power Mobility for Chronic Illness
When people think of mobility challenges, they usually only think about the loss of movement in the limbs. I have quadriparesis (weakness of all four
Life Before and After iLevel®
This month has been joyous, contemplative, and somewhat cathartic. I celebrated my daughter’s graduation and her promotion to high school. It was a joyful occasion
Summer Survival Guide: Parenting with Disabilities and Planning Ahead for a Memorable Season
Parenting and being disabled share one major thing in common.Both require planning.Combine the two-as disabled parents-and it seems even more planning is needed!Our family of
Disabled Parenting and Teens
Parenting teenagers demands different parenting skills and different parenting strategies compared to parenting babies and even school-age kids. We are a family of five led