United On Wheels: The Wheelchair Lifestyle Podcast

On this episode of United On Wheels we’ll talk about advocacy with some movers!

On this episode of United On Wheels we’ll talk about advocacy with some movers!

As we wrap up MS awareness month, I am joined today by New Mobility Managing Editor Josie Byzek for a conversation about living with MS. Josie was diagnosed with MS 20 years ago this past February and has been the resident MS expert for New Mobility magazine for all of her 17 years on staff. She is also a mother, a school board member and a passionate activist.

As we wrap up MS awareness month, I am joined today by New Mobility Managing Editor Josie Byzek for a conversation about living with MS. Josie was diagnosed with MS 20 years ago this past February and has been the resident MS expert for New Mobility magazine for all of her 17 years on staff. … Continue reading Multiple Sclerosis Q&A →

While dating may be as easy as swiping right or left for some people, dating with a Spinal Cord Injury adds a layer of complications that most guides can’t prepare you for. And even when you do meet that special someone, how do you make it while navigating the world of SCI? Listen on to learn how from this great panel!

While dating may be as easy as swiping right or left for some people, dating with a Spinal Cord Injury adds a layer of complications that most guides can’t prepare you for. And even when you do meet that special someone, how do you make it while navigating the world of SCI? Listen on to … Continue reading Dating with SCI →

Between broken wheel chairs, awkward aisle chairs, uncomfortable plane flights, poorly trained airport staff, there are a ton of reasons why flying as a wheelchair user can be an overwhelming prospect. But it doesn’t have to be! Listen for some advice from some very experienced wheelchair travelers.

Between broken wheel chairs, awkward aisle chairs, uncomfortable plane flights, poorly trained airport staff, there are a ton of reasons why flying as a wheelchair user can be an overwhelming prospect. But it doesn’t have to be! Listen for some advice from some very experienced wheelchair travelers.