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    No Jet Lag! How Your Doctor Can Help You Avoid Jet Lag

    By Cory Lee
    One of the biggest problems with long-haul travel is jet lag. Quite simply, this is the disturbance of your normal sleeping pattern. It’s caused by the long time spent travelling and the difference in time zones. While it is not dangerous, it is an inconvenience, and can definitely cause problems both during and after your…
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    How to Get Around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in a Wheelchair

    By Cory Lee
    Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, is one of my favorite cities in the United States. It’s got excellent sports teams to watch, cool museums to visit, a plethora of restaurants in which to indulge yourself, and top-notch historical attractions like the famous Liberty Bell. But it’s such a historical powerhouse that it leaves many…
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    Announcing the Wheelchair Accessible 2019 Curb Free Group Trip!

    By Cory Lee
    This past April, the first ever Curb Free group trip for wheelchair accessible travel took place in Morocco. It was truly an incredible trip and great to actually travel with other wheelchair users and longtime followers of Curb Free with Cory Lee! We were able to see remarkable places like the alleyways of Fes and…
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    Making the Decision to Travel With A Chronic Illness

    By Cory Lee
    It’s easy to come up with excuses for why you can’t travel, and why you need to keep putting off your adventurous dreams waiting for a better time. When you’re struggling with a chronic illness, it’s even easier to put travel on the backburner. The truth is the only obstacles are those you let get…
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    Things To Check Out And Keep In Mind When Going Out On A Car Trip

    By Cory Lee
    Before starting your long and enjoyable road trip, there are number of things which you must check to make sure that car is in good and acceptable condition, just like Suzuki makes sure before handling it to their customers. You must check all fluid levels, clutch, brake and all. Along with this also check leaks…
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    Discovering the Best Wheelchair Accessible Atlanta Attractions with City PASS Atlanta

    By Cory Lee
    On my recent weekend getaway to Atlanta, Georgia with CityPASS Atlanta, I discovered something I’ve been eager to share with you: Atlanta is an awesome destination for affordable accessible attractions! I live only a couple hours from Atlanta, but sadly I haven’t visited the city as much as I probably should. I’m so focused on…
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    5 of the Best Cities in Spain to Visit

    By Cory Lee
    Best Cities in Spain to Visit Spain is as well-loved for its diversity as it is for its amazing weather and gorgeous coastal locations. For European city breaks, it’s often the first port of call but knowing how to choose from its many fantastic locations can be difficult. Here are five of the best cities…
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    8 Accessible Things to Do in Milwaukee That You Will Absolutely LOVE

    By Cory Lee
    When thinking of great summer destinations within the U.S., you probably think of places like NYC, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and of course, Disney World. I know that these places always come to mind when I’m trying to think of somewhere to recommend, but after a recent trip I’m happy to add one more city…
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    Travel Tips: What You Need to Know for Driving or Flying with an Ostomy

    By Cory Lee
    Traveling should not end just because of your ostomy. With a little extra planning and preparation, you can get out there and see more of the world. Here are some ways to help make your next trip a success, whether you are traveling just outside of your hometown or flying off to a new continent…
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    4 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Trails in U.S. National Parks

    By Cory Lee
    For wheelchair users, the great outdoors can often be a no-go. With frequent rough terrain and other unexpected barriers courtesy of Mother Nature, people with disabilities sometimes opt for the safer bet of being indoors rather than out exploring. However, at many of the national parks in the U.S.—which promise compliance with the Americans with…
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