7 Continents, 1 Wheelchair: My Journey to Every Continent as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeI was six years old, sitting in my first grade class, and listening to my teacher, Mrs. Russell, talk about different countries around the world. In the midst of my daydreaming, she mentioned that there are seven continents: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica. “But nobody goes to Antarctica. It’s just…
5 Year-Round Accessible Holiday Ideas For Adventurous Travellers
By Cory LeeAs you’ll know if you’re a regular on my blog, I love travelling, seeing new places and immersing myself in enticing new cultures. It can sometimes be hard to come up with inventive new ideas for places to go and things to see when you’re in a wheelchair, especially as many travellers face challenges such…
The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible El Paso, Texas Travel Guide
By Cory LeeHotels.com asked me to share my experience in El Paso and accessibility suggestions, so I’m thrilled to bring you this article! El Paso is a city in the far western portion of Texas, which offers a complete city experience for all visitors. This unique destination is very close to the Mexico border and is a…
5 Apps You Should Download Before Traveling
By Cory LeeIf you enjoy traveling, you are certainly not alone. There is something so liberating about being able to go someplace new and experience different ways of life. There are many places within America to see, and then the world opens that up even further. At the same time, traveling can be rather stressful if you…
6 Ways to Relieve Back Pain
By Cory LeeBack pain is one of the most common ailments of American adults. It’s also a leading reason why people go to the doctor or call off work. Here are seven simple ways to relieve your back pain and improve your overall health and well-being. 1. Exercise Every Day Get in some moderate-intensity exercise every day….
A Quick Guide On What to do if Your Flight Gets Cancelled
By Cory LeeGetting notified of a cancelled flight is the last thing any traveller would want but then, it happens, due to different reasons that are sometimes beyond the airline’s control. It could be due to aircraft technical problems, extreme weather conditions, strikes, and more. While you don’t wish to encounter this at any time at all,…
5 Wheelchair Accessible Cities in Europe
By Cory LeeWhen you have a disability or long-term health condition which means you use a wheelchair, it can be difficult to plan a city break. Whilst many people prioritise considering the food, culture and price of their holiday destination, you have more pressing matters at hand like whether you’ll be able to get around with ease. …
5 Improvements to Your Home to Become Wheelchair Friendly
By Cory LeeHaving real solutions to accessibility can bring great peace of mind in your home life. But, creating a plan to ensure the whole house is wheelchair friendly may be challenging. Nevertheless, with several adjustments, your personal environment can become easier to live in. So, when you’re planning on buying a home in the near future, it’s…
8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Clearwater, Florida (and Surrounding Cities)
By Cory LeeHotels.com asked me to share my experience in Clearwater and accessibility suggestions, so I’m thrilled to bring you this article! Visiting Clearwater, Florida is an amazing opportunity to enjoy a small-town community with direct access to the beach. Clearwater has great beaches with wheelchair accessibility and is also a bustling city with plenty to do….
How to Make Extra Money as a Student
By Cory LeeBy studying you are increasing your earning potential in the future. But whilst you are studying it can be difficult to get by. The time you have to earn extra money is limited. One way to free up more of your time is to take advantage of scribbr.com. This will give you lots of advice for…
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