As a wheelchair user since I was an infant, I’ve developed numerous coping techniques, learned lessons for living life to the fullest, and realized over the years that sharing my experiences with others is one … Read the rest
ModelHunt Winner! The World’s First and Only Diverse Modeling Search
With no intention of making it this far, I am one of the finalists (and winner for female “Best Photo”) in my category for ModelHunt, the world’s first and only modeling search to have … Read the rest
This Is Not “Our” World: Acceptance & Family Struggle After Injury
I became a T11-12, incomplete paraplegic on November 17, 2004 following the birth of my youngest son. A rare complication that occurred after receiving the epidural took the life I knew and turn it into… Read the rest
BEHIND THE SCENES: From the ICU to Walking Down the Aisle
They say it takes a village to raise a well-rounded child. While this may not be the case in the modern times we live in, in the past, an entire community would watch out … Read the rest
ADA Fails to Regulate Bed Heights in Hotels – FIGHT BACK NOW!
ADA Bed Height Regulations
The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design include revised minimum requirements for newly and constructed or altered facilities so that they are accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities. Unfortunately, … Read the rest
This is Why You Shouldn’t Pity the Paraplegic
Today I am writing about paraplegic woman not just because I want to, but because I really need to.
This particular topic I’m about to discuss is how a paraplegic woman in wheelchair feels. It is … Read the rest
HOLIDAY FASHION FAVORITES – POWER SUITS. POWER LIPS. POWER PLAYS.
Power up ladies. It’s time to CELEBRATE YOURSELF this holiday season!
Be ready to make a statement when you arrive at your holiday party with my favorite FASHION-ABLE STYLES. These are my classic favorite looks, … Read the rest
The Road to Motherhood for Women with Disabilities: Katie Chooses Foster Care…and Potential Heart Break
The Road to Motherhood for Women with Disabilities:
When you open your heart, giving your love freely to another that is in need…
When you step forward and open your home to a child in … Read the rest
Indego Walking Device – How I Fell Apart and I Survived
September is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month There are approximately 200,000 people living with spinal cord injuries (SCI) in the United States. Every 48 seconds in our country, a person becomes paralyzed. A majority… Read the rest
Living Abroad: An American Wheelchair User’s Perspective
Living Abroad in a Wheelchair
Having lived in Europe for the past two years, my friends and family often ask me what I miss most about the United States. While my response is always that … Read the rest
