Due to a very gloomy outlook because of the epidemic and all the crazy things happening in the world, Labor Day weekend this year was
Due to a very gloomy outlook because of the epidemic and all the crazy things happening in the world, Labor Day weekend this year was
As some of you may already know, August is SMA Awareness Month. What you may not know is that I was diagnosed with SMA Type
What a wonder month of August I’ve had! Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we’ve had to find an alternative from our usual summer getaway. At
When we talk about accessibility in the United States, we often talk about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and if we are lucky, the
Earlier this month my fiancé and I enjoyed a weekend away in the Adirondacks camping at John Dillon Park. While the park is technically closed
As a lifelong wheelchair user, sometimes I don’t recognize that the way I live my life every day is different from how other people live
My son texted me the other day and sent me a photo. It was a sonogram. I called him and said, “That better be a
By now, I’m sure most of us are sick of hearing about COVID-19. Since March, I feel like a day hasn’t gone by where I
I have to admit I was a bit saddened by the thought that the pandemic could mean this summer might pass by without any chances
In 2020, you can scroll your social media feeds on any given day and discover a new celebratory holiday or event. I tend to stick
One thing to be grateful for during this pandemic is technology. When we’re all staying home, it’s great to have a smart phone with tons
Everyone has their sense of style. Adaptive clothing can mean almost anything. What works for one person may not work for another. My clothes are