As an attorney that focuses on Disability Rights issues, I get a lot of questions about service animals and emotional support animals. Most people do
Adaptive Fashion
Fashion and disability have come along way in the past ten years. Anyone can work on their fashion sense and personalize it to their unique
SCI Awareness Month
Every September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. Many organizations and individuals are helping others understand SCI (Spinal Cord Injury). National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness
Wheelchairs and Halloween Costumes
This year, for the first time ever, a store is selling costumes specifically for wheelchair users. A few months ago, Target announced that they would
Chicago & Accessible Eats
Like anyone, I enjoy eating good meal! And while I am able to cook for myself in my home with iLevel® technology on my power
Watching Kids Try iLevel®
I love attending conferences and events, especially the ones with kids and wheelchair users of any age. Since I’m a social butterfly, these events give
Dating for Wheelchair Users
Dating is always tough no matter who you are. Trying to find someone you connect with and have a good time with can be difficult.
Getting a New Wheelchair
When you begin the process of obtaining a new power chair, it’s important to understand that the process is very slow, but once you have
My Puerto Rican Heritage
By Zoe Hernandez September through October is Hispanic Heritage month. My heritage is Puerto Rican. There’s a lot to know about Puerto Rico, the heritage
Plane Travel & Wheelchairs
Most of us like to travel to cool places and although there are many forms of traveling, one in particular can be a little frustrating.
Work & Disability Benefits
There’s a big misconception that if you are receiving disability benefits then you are not allowed to work or you’ll have your disability benefits cut
Getting a Makeover At iLevel
My mom and I got invited to my cousin’s wedding in the middle of August. The wedding was going to happen in September. We wanted