One Day in Santiago Chile: What to See as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeAs travel today remains uncertain, please keep your safety and the safety of others in mind at all times. If you are comfortable with traveling, please travel responsibly and within regulation. Any travel is at your own risk. ———————————————————— Earlier this year, I went on a cruise to Antarctica and completed my life goal of…
What You Should Know About Personal Care Living Homes
By Cory LeePersonal care living homes are very common now in looking for our loved ones’ new home. If you have no idea what it is, personal care/assisted living home gives seniors professional help to enjoy their best life possible. They prepare meals, do housekeeping and transportation services, offer recreational facilities, safety, and, more importantly, medical assistance. …
3 of the Most Common Accidents While in a Wheelchair
By Cory LeeRegardless of the reason why you use a wheelchair, you should still expect the same level of safety and respect that any other person receives. There are several reasons why this may not occur. Regarding respect, it can often be said that a lot of people lack the understanding of living with a disability. Educating…
4 Things to Consider When Planning Your Wheelchair Accessible Trip to The UK
By Cory LeeIn 2017, research showed that an estimated 25.5 million Americans have disabilities that make journeys outside the home difficult. Out of this figure, about 3.6 million people with travel-limiting disabilities decide not to leave their homes at all. Nevertheless, a disability should not rob you of all the beauty that the world has to offer….
A Wheelchair Accessible Cape Cod, Massachusetts Travel Guide
By Cory LeeHotels.com asked me to share these accessibility suggestions for Cape Cod, so I’m thrilled to bring you this article! As travel today remains uncertain, please keep your safety and the safety of others in mind at all times. If you are comfortable with traveling, please travel responsibly and within regulation. Any travel is at your own…
5 of the Most Iconic Trips in America to Take
By Cory LeeThere are certain things you need to do in the US before you can say, “I’ve seen it all”. Now that few countries are allowing Americans in, there are plenty of places you can see right here! This article compiles a list of five of the top iconic places you should visit. Highway 50 through…
A Wheelchair Accessible Shenandoah National Park Travel Guide: What to Do and Where to Stay
By Cory LeeTo be honest, visiting national parks has never been a huge goal of mine. I’m usually focused more on international trips than ones here in the U.S., so I had only visited a couple national parks prior to this year; Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Grand Canyon. Like many travelers though, I’ve been…
How to Travel With Your Glasses And Contacts
By Cory LeeThere are plenty of articles out there breaking down everything you should pack for a trip. Don’t forget sunscreen, a light sweater, your phone charger, and a long list of items it claims are essential for having a good time. However, these articles rarely focus on one of the most important items, your prescription eyewear!…
Traveling in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Why Brooklyn is Your Next Vacation Hotspot
By Cory Lee2020 has been and continues to be one of the most challenging years that the global population has faced since WWII. The United Nations’ Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that “the new coronavirus disease is attacking societies at their core, claiming lives and people’s livelihoods” Apart from the cost of the loss of life caused by the…
4 Ways to Travel Independently While Using a Wheelchair
By Cory LeeUsing a wheelchair can bring along some challenges, but these challenges are surmountable. Whether you have always used one or are relatively new to this lifestyle, you are still capable of doing anything you set your mind to. Independent travel, for example, may seem sometimes like a logistical hurdle because of some of the physical…
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