Cory Lee is a self-proclaimed “travel addict”. He was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Cory states the more prepared you are for a trip the more at ease you will feel, especially when traveling with a service animal. Cory gives…
Tony Giles has visited all seven continents of the world. In 2017, Tony went on a solo three-month backpacking trip around West Africa. Tony is totally blind and eighty percent deaf in both ears. “Travelling blind and partially deaf in…
Emma Muldoon, born with spinal muscular atrophy, loves to travel and participate in new activities. For one of her adventures, she wanted to take her nephew to go Alpaca trekking. After doing some research online Emma found the Alpaca Trekking…
Cory Lee is an experienced world traveler who was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Last year, he traveled to Austria. Cory shares his favorite wheelchair-accessible destinations in Salzburg, Austria. “We started wandering aimlessly, something I usually hate doing as I…
Snow skiing is one of the most adrenaline pumping activities to do in the winter. Just ask Anthony Bartl, a C1 quadriplegic, as he shares his about his first snow skiing experience post-injury in Falls Creek, Victoria located in Australia.…
“If I had to offer advice to anyone thinking about a new career, I would say consider tech. But also, if you can, go traveling,” says Srin Madipalli. Srin was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type II. In 2011, Srin…
“I have traveled all over the United States. This country has surprised me in the best ways and in some of the worst,” says Jesi Stracham, a paraplegic. She recently traveled to New York City. She gives her opinion on…
Drew Cumpson, a C4 vent-dependent quad, says he has a passion for traveling. In fact, he was traveling in Lima Peru when he got in a swimming accident while in the ocean causing a spinal cord injury. Three days prior…
Cory Lee is a world traveler born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. He recently went on an Alaskan Cruise where one of the ports of calls was in Juneau, Alaska. He shares his top four things to do while visiting Juneau,…
“There are 10 million people in the UK with disabilities, and yet there still seems to be an issue in terms of accessibility for wheelchair users,” states Gina Kay Daniel. Gina writes a guest post for the travel blog Simply…