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How has traveling impacted your life as a person with autism? Traveling has given me more confidence, expanded my social skills and brought out the best in me when meeting new people. It has indeed been a positive and enriching experience.  What types of travel experiences do you enjoy? I enjoy outdoor excursions that allow me […]

When planning a vacation, one of the first questions you may ponder is if the destination is wheelchair friendly. However, with the growing need for inclusivity and awareness in travel, wheelchair vacations are becoming increasingly popular. From lush landscapes to scenic adventures, consider these top wheelchair friendly destinations in the US for your next vacation.

Close your eyes and imagine a world where limitations are merely steppingstones to extraordinary experiences. Picture a journey that transcends boundaries, defies expectations, and celebrates the triumph of the human spirit. This is the realm of accessible travel, a realm where Jamie, the unstoppable force behind “Adventures by Jamie,” reigns supreme. Born with a spirit

In 2002, Craig’s life changed forever when he accidentally dropped 100 feet on a climb. He is now a motivational speaker and continues to be a climber. Find him at www.craigdemartino.com or on Instagram @craigdem Your journey as a climber took an unexpected turn with a life-altering fall. How did you find the strength to

5 accessible destinations that simplify travel “Ain’t nobody got time for that” seems to be the general vibe from parents of kids with disabilities when you ask about travel plans. There’s a lot that goes into planning a trip when you have multiple needs to consider. The following are accessible U.S. destinations that are designed

As a mother of four children, including my son Nathan, who has cerebral palsy, I have experienced firsthand how daunting it can be to travel with a child with special needs. Nathan is my youngest child, and when he was born my husband and I already had our hands full with three kids under eight.

Q: Transportation while traveling. How do you get around with a wheelchair? Do you rent a large or accessible van? What about public transportation? A: Not all wheelchairs travel the same! Here’s what some of our readers had to say. I added my own notes below them, labeled JA. Scenic Route Family: We get a

Journalist Summer Dashe is a voice for patients who have long been ignored and misunderstood. Her desire to make the world better for people with disabilities drives her to share even the most personal parts of her life. Her efforts have led to viral recognition, an Emmy nomination and her unrelenting drive. AJ: Tell us

Tell us about yourself and some history of your condition. Though I was born in Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada, I am a county girl who grew up in Prince Edward County and the Belleville area (part of the Quinte region) from the age of ten. I still live in the area, in Belleville. The County, as

AJ: Tell us about yourself? IJ: I’m an author, patient and patient advocacy strategist. I was diagnosed with primary immune deficiency disease at 19, after struggling with why I had so many infections that wouldn’t fully go away. Though it was great to finally have a diagnosis, I still wasn’t able to access treatment and