Many people have asked me a very important question: how can I help veterans? Unfortunately, it’s not as simple as you’d like it to be.
Technology & Accessibility
Every month or so, I come across a video going viral on social media about a prototype of a wheelchair that students developed to enable
Visiting the Dentist
There are a couple things that kids dislike doing and today I’m doing one of them: visiting the dentist! It’s not that kids don’t like
Wheelchair Basketball
In honor of February being Black History Month, I thought it would be cool to share what I learned about two African American men who
Black History Month
February is my favorite month (besides December) because it’s Black History Month! All month I get to learn about people that look just like me
My New iLevel® Wheelchair
The day had finally arrived. A day that I had been preparing for, for several months. A day that 12 amazing, smart, capable, unique, (and
Youth Leadership Month
February is Youth Leadership Month. To be completely honest with you guys, I never knew that this was a thing. Youth Leadership Month is dedicated
iLevel in the Workplace
You never realize how much emphasis our society puts on height until you cannot reach something that is for the general public or someone is
Disability Travel Bloggers
Traveling has changed immensely for many people who have disabilities. In the past five years, more and more resources have become available to help you
Acts of Kindness
February 17 is Random Act of Kindness Day. I certainly hope that everyone who reads this has performed a random act of kindness to a
We’ve Got This
Fun fact: my mom and I both use Quantum power chairs. Everything but the color pretty much matches—she has Raspberry Beret and I have Deep
Remembering College Life
My days of 8 A.M. classes, meal swipes and all-nighters have long since passed, but I look back on my college years mostly with fondness