In late July 2020, parts of the east coast experienced Hurricane Isaias, and while the damage in my area was minimal, many houses on my
A Life Worth Living
It has been one of the worst weeks of my life. I do not deal well with grief. I am one of those who puts
SCI: Finding Your Voice
September was spinal cord injury awareness month. I have known SCI for almost 38 years now. I remember the day in 1981 after the school
Planning a Virtual Wedding
In April 2019, my fiance and I got engaged and we were so excited to begin planning our wedding for October of 2020! We planned
Errands at iLevel
A few nights ago, I was sitting in my chair with my computer screen on. I received an email from a friend that said, “dude,
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and according to the CDC, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience physical violence by
Heading South for the Winter
Sadly, Summer 2020 has almost come to an end. When I talk to a lot of my friends about this summer, the consensus is that
Planning an Accessible Wedding
I got engaged in May of 2019 on a trip to Boston, Massachusetts. My girlfriend (and now fiancée) had taken a trip there to go
Chores Made Easy with iLevel
Is there anyone out there that actually enjoys doing chores? Maybe there is but I am not one of them! I live alone, so there
Wheelchair Halloween Costumes
Wheelchair Halloween Costumes! Last year I wrote about halloween costumes for wheelchair users because I was excited to see that for the first time ever, a
End-of-Season Bucket List
With the warm summer weather gone and winter not too far off, I’m sure everyone is doing what they can to soak up being outside
Power Wheelchair Travel Abroad
I have always wanted to be a world citizen. Many places that I want to experience are not wheelchair friendly for reasons such as lack