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As winter approaches, wheelchair users may face unique challenges, from icy sidewalks to snow-covered ramps. But with some preparation and the right tools, you can stay mobile, safe, and ready to embrace the season. Here are some practical tips to help wheelchair users navigate winter with confidence and ease.

One thing that has changed is how I navigate the winter holiday season with Andrew. As an infant and even as a toddler, celebrating the holidays was pretty much typical. Gift giving and holiday celebrations weren't a challenge during those early years. Andrew's abilities weren't as delayed then. Comforting a crying baby during large family gatherings was just what many new parents experienced. Time with family, gift giving, and establishing our own family traditions was how those early years flowed.

I have compiled a list of the best airlines for traveling as a wheelchair user. Although no airline can guarantee that incidents won't occur, some have a better rating of overall care for not only the wheelchair, but also the disabled passenger.

After caring for my son Andrew for 20 years, this is what I wish I could tell my younger self.

Preparation is essential for a pleasant journey for any traveler. If you use a power wheelchair, planning from the very beginning is even more crucial. It not only makes the trip better, but makes it possible. Fortunately, many adventurers have gone before to clear a path for successful airplane travel. Here are 10 tips for you and your ride to arrive safely.