justinterabledthings

justinterabledthings

Margaret and Charlie, a married interabled couple based in NY

Cerebral Pasly Toolkit
Etsy

  • A little surprise for you all!

    SURPIRSE!! We have created a shop on Etsy!! We have several different products with our logo on it as well as other advocacy related products. We have shirts, both short and long sleeved, a crew neck sweatshirt, some stickers and we are going to be creating more so if you have any suggestions for products… Read more

  • Another Airline Issue

    When will disabled people be able to fly without worrying about their wheelchairs? Recently I read a story about a woman who had her wheelchair broken by an airline, specifically United Airlines. A woman, named Engracia Figueroa who was a huge disability advocate, had her wheelchair, which Engracia depended on for her daily life broken… Read more

  • Let’s put this myth to rest

    There is a myth that surrounds interabled relationships, and it revolves around care. Some people might believe that the care in an interabled relationship is one way, meaning that the able-bodied person is the sole person giving care. From the outside it looks that way, and sometimes it can actually be like that. Yes I… Read more

  • Abilities Expo 2021

    This past weekend we attended the Abilities Expo in Edison, New Jersey. It was an incredible experience. It was hands down the most inclusive place that either of us have ever been and we met some of the kindest people. One of my favorite parts was seeing older interabled couples because it gave Charlie and… Read more

  • New beginnings

    Hey all, long time no blog. Life has been keeping us pretty busy. But now we have time to dedicate to our blog. Thank you for being patient with us. Our name has changed but will the content is going to be along the same lines, just more frequent and thought out. We have a… Read more

  • Build one another up instead of tearing them down

    The disability community over the last few days has been “attacked” by one of their own. This person decided that it was perfectly okay to call another person a disgusting human being because their wheelchair was dirty. First of all, the cleanliness of one persons wheelchair or room or car, is no one’s business. Second,… Read more