Reframed: Shadows and Light
For many years after my injury I would forget I was in a wheelchair, only to be reminded of it by my reflection in a storefront window.
March 2018
February 2018
How Dis History Became Drunk History
The backstory of Drunk History's episode on disability rights told by our man in Hollywood, Allen Rucker.
The Orphan Feed Foundation Gave Me a Different Kind of Adoption
"Adopting" Charlie, an orphan from Sierra Leone, gives Sheri joy and the opportunity to make a difference.
Journey to the Far Side of Tomorrow, Part One
A pressure sore has unexpectedly thrown our editor into the world of flap surgery.
January 2018
Wanted: Wheelchair Footplate Height Hack
Have you hacked your wheelchair's footplate height? If so, we'd like to hear from you.
Reframed: The Day Something Changed
It surprised me that this man, a yoga instructor I had just met 15 minutes ago, with long hair, big muscles and tattoos all over his body, was not frightened by my disability and was so genuinely interested in working with me
December 2017
Please Ignore My GoFundMe Request
Please ignore my GoFundMe request. I’m sorry you had to read this.
November 2017
Beyond Accessibility and Toward Inclusivity in Nature
Improving accessibility and inclusivity of nature is crucial for us to be our best selves.
Hands-Free Open Sesame App Connects Me with My People
The Open Sesame! app makes it possible to use smart phones hands-free.
The Movie Breathe Brought Back Memories of Using a Vent
The movie Breathe reminded Sheri Denkensohn-Trott of her own experiences using a vent.
