“Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you.”
accessible fall fashion 2026: trends that actually work
Fall fashion should work for your body—not the other way around. I’m looking at four Fall 2026 trends that can translate beautifully to accessible wardrobes: funnel necks, utility jackets, olive and burgundy. Plus, what I look for when choosing wheelchair-friendly clothing, extended sizing and easy ways to try a trend with accessories.
navigating friendship and loneliness while disabled
Sometimes loneliness after disability doesn’t come from people not caring — it comes from the quiet ways accessibility changes relationships over time. A personal reflection on friendship, inclusion, and what it means to continue making space for one another.
grounded rights: how airlines are failing passengers with disabilities
In December 2024, people with disabilities finally got some much needed protections for their wheelchairs from damage by airlines. Now the airlines are suing to end them.
finding the right car as a wheelchair user: a firsthand experience
Car shopping should be an exciting adventure, but for those of us who use wheelchairs, it’s often a frustrating and exhausting process. Here’s what I learned along the way, including the challenges with mobility programs, dealership knowledge, and the evolving design of modern vehicles.
products you’ll love, whether you’re disabled or not
Due to my disability, an over-the-counter/out-of the box item is almost never an option. You’ll understand more as I explain a few products I absolutely love as a person with a disability, but that I think anyone who isn’t disabled will love too.
walkway that’s a ramp, if you’re so inclined
Some of the first projects we tackled in renovating our home were accessibility upgrades.