By Jennifer Allen Listen to this Article We have a lot of unique experiences exploring accessible destinations and attractions. Every once in a while something sticks out as exceptionally fun and accessible – we share those, here. National Ability Center, Park City, Utah The National Ability Center puts a new spin on all inclusive vacations […]
Listen to this Article When the world suddenly went silent for Kellina Powell at the age of four, it didn’t put her life on pause. Instead, it turned up the volume on her determination. If anyone has the privilege of hearing her story, one quickly realizes that she isn’t here to tiptoe around expectations. From
Kellina Powell is smashing barriers.
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Lorry and her travel companion in Scotland with their new ‘friend’ Listen to this Article Sometimes the best ideas arrive uninvited, slipping into the mind like a mischievous breeze, nudging a person toward an entirely new direction. This is what happened to Lorry Laby, founder of Senior Travel Buddies. Senior Travel Buddies was not built
Amy Piper on top of Table Mountain Listen to this Article The story of Amy Piper’s disability, started in her early 40s with ovarian cancer that led to multiple hernia surgeries, weakened muscles, and less stamina. It caused her to put off knee replacements too long, leaving her with knee damage from arthritis. Amy uses
Al Menting and his wife, Bonnie. Listen to this Article The hum of an airport is like the symphony of the world on shuffle. Overhead announcements, hurried footsteps, the occasional bout of laughter from a group of vacation-bound travelers. For most people, it’s a process—check-in, security, boarding, takeoff, arrival. For those who require oxygen, however,
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By Marcia Frost Listen to this Article Marcia has explored a variety of destinations that are welcoming, accessible, relaxing, rich in culture and unique experiences. From wellness retreats and cooking classes to wine tastings, sporting events and live music, each location offers its own special charm. For Marcia, the perfect trip is about finding the
Listen to this Article Whether you are using a wheelchair or a mobility scooter, traveling with power devices can be challenging. Follow these tips for a smoother trip. 1. Don’t leave transportation for last I was recently planning a trip. The destination had plenty of accessible attractions and hotels. I knew they had buses, Uber
Marcia Frost and service dog, Teddy. Photo Credit: Brittany Lambright Listen to this Article Guest Editor’s Note by Marcia Frost As excited as I am to be the guest editor of this spring issue of Accessible Journeys Magazine, it is also bittersweet. One of the stories that I was most interested in doing was on
Marcia and her Mom at Bacardi in San Juan, PR Listen to this Article Marcia Frost doesn’t wait for permission. She never has. The world isn’t built for everyone, but that has never stopped her from carving out a space for herself, one city, one airport, one bumpy cobblestone street at a time. If you
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By Marcia Frost Listen to this article Travel has been different for me as I aged and changed mobility. I’ve learned to plan and pack certain things that make the experience go smoother. Cloud of Goods I discovered Clouds of Goods when I was looking to rent a lightweight power chair. They have locations all
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