Airbnb’s Adapted Category Homes Bring the Fun To Accessible Travel
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by Seth McBride
1w ago
Photo Courtesy of Geoffrey GillstromWould this barrier-free chalet in Canada make your wishlist? I’ve stayed in dozens of Airbnbs over the years — from a “barndominium” in Colorado to a chic, art-filled apartment overlooking Bogota, Colombia — but never in anything as unique, or as accessible as the house I stayed in this past summer with my family. We needed to get away from house projects… Source ..read more
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Museum Hopping in Downtown Detroit
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by Steve Wright
2w ago
For several decades, some very bad policy, politics and the loss of tens of thousands of good jobs placed Detroit pretty low on many people’s travel lists. Much has changed, especially for those who love urban vacations highlighted by historic architecture, world-class museums, countless entertainment and sports venues, eclectic eats and reliable public transportation. All this and other… Source ..read more
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Please Remain Seated: Salesman
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by Mat Barton
2w ago
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How To Choose the Best Wheelchair Cushion for You
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by Seth McBride
2w ago
What type of cushion to use is one of the most important decisions you make when setting up your wheelchair. The right cushion can keep your skin safe, improve your posture and enhance your stability. The wrong cushion can lead to pressure injuries, spasticity and pain. Cushions come in all different types, from foam, to air, gel, honeycomb, custom and more. So which is the best for you? Source ..read more
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Funding an Expensive Vehicle
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by mqadmin
2w ago
Sticker shock doesn’t begin to describe the emotions that come with finding out the accessible van you need may cost a small fortune. We can save the bigger discussion about how broken the system is for another time, because when you get out of rehab or are ready to be out and about, the only question that matters is “How do I pay for this?” Fortunately, there are a number of resources and… Source ..read more
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How To Make Your Transfers Easier
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by Ben Clark
2w ago
Q: I’m a C6 quad and I can do simple transfers independently using a sliding board. That’s fine at home, but I hate having to lug a board around when I go anywhere. Similarly, I drive a ramp-equipped van, but I’d love to be able to transfer into a car independently to make rentals and transport easier when I’m traveling. What are some things I can do to get stronger with my transfers? A: As… Source ..read more
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Curaprox Samba Robotic Toothbrush
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by Michael Franz
2w ago
For those of us with limited or no hand function, keeping our teeth clean and healthy can be problematic. So, I was intrigued when the Swiss brand Curaprox rolled out its new Samba Robotic Toothbrush, designed specifically for people with limited dexterity. Over 22 years as a C5-6 quadriplegic, I’ve devised a pretty effective routine to compensate for my limited tenodesis grip… Source ..read more
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8 Steps to Understanding and Improving Your Emotional Health after Disability
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by Jenny Smith
2w ago
My journey with a C6-7 spinal cord injury began when I was 16 years old. Like most of us, I entered the world of disability without training on how to survive. Yes, we have medical professionals who check in on our physical health, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg. What about our emotional, mental and spiritual well-being after the onset of a disability? After my injury… Source ..read more
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How to Get the Most Out of Your Medical Checkup
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by John Beer
2w ago
When an insurance change forced T5 paraplegic Arthur Torrey to give up his outstanding primary care physician, he ended up with a new PCP who was much less impressive. “My exams seemed far less thorough in that they were more on the order of 95% talk, and he only looked at things I specifically said were bothering me,” says Torrey, a United Spinal Association member from Billerica, Massachusetts. Source ..read more
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Day in the Life: Pastry Chef Jessica Kruger
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by mqadmin
2w ago
Jessica Kruger doesn’t mind when people call her stubborn. Stubbornness has given her strength in moments of uncertainty, ever since falling from a ladder at age 15 and becoming an incomplete quadriplegic. Stubbornness is what she relied on when two pastry schools told her there was no place for someone like her in their programs. Undeterred, she found a school where she was welcomed. So… Source ..read more
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