The COVID-19 pandemic has been excruciatingly difficult for a lot of people for many reasons. One of the those reasons really hit me when 2021
Tag: Disabilities
Why I Love My New Stretto Power Chair
I recently got my new Stretto Power Chair. For me, as a forever-until-I-die St. Louis Blues fan, the Stretto means freedom. I can go and
Celebrating Christmas in New York
I am extremely excited for Christmas and the holiday season. Last year, due to COVID-19, Christmas was a little bit different for me. Spending the
Trimming the Tree
One of my favorite activities during the holiday season is trimming the Christmas tree. I like to put up our tree the day after Thanksgiving
How I Celebrate Friendsgiving
In these days of COVID-19, the holidays have changed in so many ways. As for me, all my family basically lives out of state, so
What I am Most Thankful for This Year
With everything that has happened over the past two years, I am especially thankful. It’s a crazy thing that this COVID-19 pandemic is still going
How I Experienced Thanksgiving in a Different Way
November is here and Thanksgiving is right around the corner! Last year, my Thanksgiving was completely different. I made the decision to leave New York.
How the Cold Weather Affects My Spinal Cord Injury
As the seasons change and the cold weather starts to blow in, my body changes quite a bit. I wonder how other people’s bodies react?
Disabilities in the Workplace
Throughout my life, I’ve noticed there’s been a stigma regarding individuals who have disabilities in the workplace. I’m very thankful to work with a company
Understanding Disabilities and Stereotypes
Stereotypes are everywhere, including in the disability world. When people see someone who is in a wheelchair, often they assume the person is completely paralyzed
Marriage Lessons I’ve Learned
On October 23rd, my husband and I celebrated our first wedding anniversary! We spent the weekend exploring a new city, having a great dinner, sipping
Hitching a Ride with Dad on Halloween
I am the father to a three year old and a five year old. Unlike most daddies, my disability means that I can’t pick them