How do you go to the bathroom on an airplane? Well, it takes forethought like everything in life with a spinal cord injury. On shorter flights (up to four hours), I stop drinking fluids several hours before a flight. On a long overseas flights, this isn’t an option. Click on the photo below to watch how I catheterize with a Mitrofanoff procedure on a plane. I do not expose any body parts!
After speaking in Rome, I wondered how I could experience wheelchair-accessible tours, enjoy Rome (in January), manage the cost, and celebrate with friends. After all,
After a spinal cord injury, one thing we might lose is holiday traditions. Over the years, I’ve learned traditions change with time as well. The
After a spinal cord injury at 16, I discovered that a wheelchair could take me places I never dared to imagined.
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