In the early 1970s, wheelchair users, Michael Pachovas and his friends, poured cement to create makeshift ramps at curbs in Berkeley, California. They simply wanted people to know getting on a curb…
Wheelchair and Walker Sewing Patterns and Quilt Patterns to Make for Personalized Gifts and Charity Giving
There are several very wheelchair accessible locations around the world that are perfect for a quick city break or a longer family holiday. Here are my picks for the best wheelchair accessible vacation spots in the world.
Wheelchair Accessible Gardening & What Tools/Materials You Will Need For Your Project. Tips To Get Started With Your Own Garden Started & Stay Active.
Wheelchair icon designed by Kakha Kakhadzen. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
"I am exactly the same person whether I use my cane or my chair, so why does the behavior of others sometimes change?"
Wheelchair Accessible Gardening & What Tools/Materials You Will Need For Your Project. Tips To Get Started With Your Own Garden Started & Stay Active.
A ~3.5 inch weather and scratch proof vinyl sticker featuring a manual wheelchair with an overgrowth of beautiful flowers and foliage. Perfect for personalizing your belongings or gifting. This piece represents my personal struggle with a progressive disability and learning to love my mobility aids along the way. Originally hand drawn on Procreate. *Limited Edition *Clear backing on outskirts for ultimate collaging potential!
I hope this helps anyone who's trying to design their oc using a wheelchair, it's not a complete guide but I tried my best! deffo do more research if you're writing them as a character
Yoga improves your strength, flexibility, and balance, along with relaxing your mind. Here are 9 types of yoga and everything you need to know about them.
So... I technically drew this 3 years ago but forgot to post it. I think I was going to clean up the end and make a nice recap, but I ran out of steam and then just left it as a wip for years. I got…
The elderly who are wheelchair-bound or regularly use their wheelchair when joint pain flairs up appreciate the need to keep their legs warm.
Today is a bit more of an unusual post as I wanted to explain a little bit about my previous "Walking with Wheelchairs" blogs. As some of you will know (who have read the previous posts) I really enjoy walking and we also like to go on walks frequently as a family. When you are accompanied by someone in a wheelchair though, you can be stuck for choice as to where you can go. Sometimes you can look up accessible walks on line ( (at places like http://www.walkswithwheelchairs.com/) but it's always nice to find new terrains and vistas to explore. We have some set routes that we like to do but occasionally we like to just go and figure it out as we go along..... sometimes it works..... sometimes you get stuck in a field and can't get out again!! (mostly you can with a bit of muscle power!) Anyhow, when I started Henibean, I thought that I would post some routes and walks that we have done up on the blog for anyone else interested in doing the same walk. I realize though that there are a lot of readers in different countries who may never be going on these walks.... but hey... you never know... one day you may visit England and decide to do one! I figured that If I went on holiday to a certain location...lets say Canada...(because I know that there are quite a few of you who read this over there ; ) .......where would be a good walk to take Heni and the machine? Where would you recommend? Hence today's request..... to have anyone who wishes to contribute a blog post.... on a lovely wheelchair friendly walk.... (together with some gorgeous pictures to entice us all to go there). If I never get to come to Canada there maybe someone who already lives there who could benefit from having this resource... especially if it got big enough? Maybe this could eventually become like a Wainwrights (famous Lakeland writer/ walker) compilation for Walking with Wheelchairs? Anyhow, the challenge has been set... if you feel like adding a post email me or message me on Facebook (Henibean) Found on Pinterest At the very least, we can dream of new places to put on the bucket list and it may get you, the chairs and the children out doors exploring this summer, taking pictures and having a great time! Jx For ideas you can visit http://henibean.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/walking-with-wheelchairs-wilstone.html http://henibean.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/walking-with-wheelchairs-grasmere-lake.html Join me soon for "Walking with Wheelchairs - Stanborough Lakes"
There are plenty of wheelchair accessible beach vacation rentals available, ranging from a small two bedroom to a large home that can sleep 20 or more.
