Blogs
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My Love and Hate Feelings on Exercise
I used to love going to the gym. I love the feeling of being sweaty after exercising. Also, I am a Lululemon girl :) After I was first diagnosed wi... -
My accessible home gym (because working out shouldn't stress me out)
Gym culture runs on the traditional ideals of beauty – that we should aspire to have the ideal body. Many gym-goers have transcended this old notio... -
Using a stylus pen with your touch screen
Lisa reviews and demonstrates her stylus pen, which she finds helpful for using a tablet with decreased depth perception and fine motor control. -
The Door Closer: Liam's demo of a more accessible way to close doors
Liam demonstrates a more accessible way of closing doors in his house with a T-pull product.
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Is smart lighting worth it? Learn more (and watch a video review!)
Hey folks! Today, I’m going to be reviewing one of my favorites: Philips Hue smart lighting products. Now, there are no fees associated with the o... -
I Love Writing
I love writing, and writing a journal is relaxing. I am also old-school. I like to write with a real pen on paper. Unfortunately with my Ataxia con... -
Webinar: "Everyday Products for Accessible Living"
Join Day Undefined for a webinar with the National Ataxia Foundation on everyday products that might make daily life more accessible. This hour-lon... -
No “change” might be the best resolution: Tips for dealing with money
Navigating today’s society means needing easy access to money. But having a disability that affects my fine motor skills means money is inherently ... -
Have you tried a Lazy Susan in your refrigerator?
One thing I swear by is the use of a Lazy Susan. No, this doesn’t mean grabbing your snoozy sister Susan and asking for help! They are versatile tu... -
Three products for making life easier at home: super pole, remote outlets, nailclippers
As I lost my long term personal care assistant (PCA), I was approved for an accessible apartment I had been on the waiting list for for the better ... -
The many advantages of a "simple" solution: the utility rolling cart
I could name quite a few things that have made my life as a wheelchair user easier. I could also name quite a few things in life that greatly inhi... -
Why I use a "non-adaptive" water bottle
Water is easy to spill, can be difficult to imbibe, but must be drank oh so frequently. It is plain to see how it could be a pressurized topic in ...
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