Advertisements Accessibility does not end at ramps and when you are not easily accessible for a disabled person we feel excluded and it can have a huge negative impact on us. There have been a few times when Karly has had to deal with inaccessibility...
Category: Guest Posts
Guest Post: How Muscular Dystrophy Shaped Me As A Person
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
November 14, 2020
Advertisements Having a disability that progressively gets worse over time definitely has it’s challenges but it’s not as depressing as you may think.. When you are disabled you can use your disability to help others and without it you would be a completely different person....
Guest Post: Chronic Illness As An Expat: My Chronic Illness Story
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
September 7, 2020
Advertisements My blog is all about educating you about different disabilities and conditions. Chronic illnesses and disabilities are very different but very important subjects so I asked my friend Alessia to tell her story about living with a chronic illness. Being diagnosed with a chronic...
Guest Post: Parenting A Child With Disabilities What Adam Has Taught Me
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
September 3, 2020
Advertisements If you have been following Sarah’s blog, you know that she writes, both eloquently and candidly, about life as a young woman with disabilities. Sarah’s Mother’s Day blog shares observations about her mother‘s life and role in her upbringing. I have no argument with Sarah’s observations,...
Guest Post: Review Of Mass Transit In New York City
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
August 14, 2020
Advertisements Today’s guest post was written by Brendan Birth a young professional who is pursuing a career in advocacy and passionate about multiple forms of discrimination and injustice. In his spare time, he likes to serve his home church, track major snowstorms and hurricanes, follow...
Advertisements Today’s guest post was written by Karly and she talks about how her powerchair is different from my manual one. If you’ve been reading Sarah’s blog for a while, you know that she uses a manual wheelchair. I also use a wheelchair, but mine is very...