How do I blog? What can you expect?
My blog posts will sometimes be long, sometimes short or medium. When I write a post, I have two things in mind, the first is to give value and the second is to make it clear. I won’t be focusing on the length, but if it gets too long, I’ll split it up.
When I plan for a post, this is my outline (not all are shown in the actual post)
- The topics and categories
- (some may be 18+ and I’ll make sure you know before you begin reading)
- The lessons and takeaways I want you to have from the post (1-3)
- This will be similar to the summary
- The post
- The immediately actionable items (what can you do as soon as you finish reading)
- A summary at the bottom if you want to read the 3-sentence version of the post
- An extra little gift (I prefer to overdeliver)
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Methods for Paraplegics to Get Groceries
Reading time: 2 minutes When it comes to getting groceries, especially a lot, it can be harder for people in wheelchairs. Here are a few ways I’ve gotten groceries: Order pickup from a grocery store through their website/app – I use this method all the time. I can order as much as I want, avoid …
How to Ski for Paraplegics
Reading time: 2 minutes Let’s not waste time. You want to ski, you’re wheelchair bound, and you don’t know where to start. First step, take inventory of yourself. How much money are you willing to spend? Are you able to take an airline (physically and financially)? How far are you willing to drive? Where do …
How to Date a Paraplegic
Or someone in a wheelchair Reading time: 2 minutes People in wheelchairs are just that – people (mostly sitting down). Think of someone you love, as a friend or otherwise, that isn’t in a wheelchair. Imagine them sitting down. Same thing. This is similar to what I wrote here. This logic doesn’t apply to everyone …
Paraplegic Gear/Tools of the Month: Winterize Your Car
Reading time: 1 minute For this month, the problem we face is getting into the car after going through snow or rain. No matter which way you put your wheelchair in the car, the wet wheels can be a mess. Not ideal if you have a nice car or like to keep your car nice. …
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A Big Issue: Allow People to Be Impressed
Reading time: 2 minutes Then, they asked me if I drove here. A question I have come to expect, or something like it, in all first conversations. I tell the truth, that I did drive here, and that I can drive. The response is some form of praise. I was once in a facebook group …
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How to Find an Accessible Company for Paraplegics
Or anyone in a wheelchair or with a disability Reading time: 1 minute Finding a job is said to be hard. I don’t think that’s entirely true. However, when it comes to finding a job that can properly employ someone with a disability, more specifically someone in a wheelchair, then finding a job can be …
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The Unfair Advantage of Being in a Wheelchair
Reading time: 3 minutes This is off the top of my head while I’m taking a break from my studies. I thought we could brainstorm, well, I’ll be doing all the work, but brainstorm about what there is to do if you’re in a wheelchair. I’m the type of person who, with curiosity and ambition, …
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Paraplegic Gear/Tools of the Month: Control the Home
Reading time: 0 minutes? Google Nest, Amazon Alexa, HomePod (Apple), are the big three. You can literally control your entire house. The lights, the heat, the music/TV, texting, and calling (and probably more). I have a Google, it’s pretty useful. If you’re in bed and you want the lights turned off or on, or if …
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Foot care every paraplegic needs to know
Reading time: 4 minutes This is a textual expansion on from my YouTube video. For most people in a wheelchair, feet become something ignored and a vulnerable point for injury. There are a few things that sum to make foot care so important. Sitting down and not walking means that the feet don’t move much …
Insight for a physical disability
Reading time: 1 minute I just finished reading Barack Obama’s new book, A Promised Land, which came out on the 17th of this month. In this book, audiobook, I started to tear up when he talked about his grandmother passing away. (3/4 through Chapter 9). Not a great thing while in the gym, but then …
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