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...Where could my wheelchair have gone without me? What was it doing?...

...wheelchair on despite their being room....

...when I use a 250-pound motorized wheelchair. (Hey, if you can fold it and lift it, godspeed....

...Until the last year, wheelchair accessible cabs have been few and far between. In most places across the U.S., they are rare....

...I always politely decline and explain that I need to leave in my own wheelchair....

...Once pre-approval is achieved, the wheelchair is ordered....

...I had booked a wheelchair space and accompanying seat for my husband, Richard, but was told when boarding the train that no wheelchair spaces were available...

...I also worried: when would they come for me and stop me from traveling with my wheelchair?...

...I’m sitting in my wheelchair, minding my own business, while taking the elevator and BAM!...

...Using a wheelchair means mama will have more ability to play with you later on....

...for walking, and my wheelchair is wonderful for helping me to get around....

...One downside is that I can’t bring my motorized wheelchair and need to travel with a manual wheelchair that will fit into the trunk of a car....

...What are wheelchair users going to do with a bicycle?! Thankfully, the local buses have saved me and remain accessible for my wheelchair....

...Even after I started using a wheelchair, I continued to dance. Sometimes, leaving my wheelchair for a brief time....

...As a wheelchair user today, ramps are essential. I just can’t do stairs anymore, and my wheelchair requires the ease of ramped travel....

...My money is just as green even though I use a wheelchair....

...I also have great tools that help me do things; my motorized wheelchair gets me around to the places I want and need to go. I love my

...Or how one person’s terrible thing (such as having to use a wheelchair) is a wonderful thing for another person (for example, I love my wheelchair because...