The Wheelchair Daddy

Well, The Workshop didn’t stay clean for long.

Time to put something on the workbench.

And we’re starting with the thing that has pretty much taken over my free time lately.

3D printing.

I now walk around the house l...

When I introduced the new Wheelchair Dad, I talked about this being more than a name change or a new logo. As Jacob gets older, his story becomes increasingly his to tell, and that gives Wheelchair Dad room to evolve too.

I’m still a dad. I’m still a husband. I’m still a g...

Jacob turned fourteen a few days ago, and today Wheelchair Daddy officially becomes Wheelchair Dad.

I have been sitting on that sentence for a while, which is unusual for me because I normally have no trouble sharing what is on my mi...

On July 26, the ADA turns 36, and as we recognize Disability Pride Day during Disability Pride Month, I find myself thinking less about what the Americans with Disabilities Act says on paper and more about what life looked like when it becam...

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, I couldn’t help but think about something that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough. America is 250, and disability rights are still the new kid. That probably sounds like an odd compariso...