After Tori, a paraplegic, and her boyfriend broke up, he just had to send the super mean email.
Author: Tiff
Dating on Wheels: Coping with dating discimination
Check out the first entry in my new dating column.
Spin 2.0: Zach Anner wins own Oprah network show
Oprah, John Mayer, Daniel Tosh and about 6 million other people love this guy: Zach Anner, the hysterical guy-in-a-wheelchair. Soon his new TV show, Rollin’ Around the World with Zach Anner, may have you feeling the same way.
2/23: Podcast #71: Becoming the sexy wheelchair couple
In episode #71 of No Free Rides, Tiffiny invites back the always sage and always charming, Mimi Emery, a paraplegic from Toronto. Mimi and Tiff discuss what it’s like to date someone in a wheelchair when you’re also a wheeler.
2/22: L’Oreal breaks mold with amputee model
This may be a first. It was announced last week that renowned Paralympian, actress, and model, Aimee Mullins, a leg double amputee known for her 12 pairs of high-tech legs (some that even make her taller), was chosen by L‘Oreal to be their latest spokesperson. Read more.
2/9/11: Delta boot reveals dangers of traveling with respirator
When my friend from high school got kicked off a Delta flight while traveling home from New Orleans, I was appalled. The reason? Her respirator.
1/31/11: The Leslie Jacket – Rocker chic personified
This hot faux leather cropped jacket – the Leslie Jacket – in Camel (a great “goes with everything” color), is one of the coolest items available from AgApparel.com.
1/23/11: Podcast #70: Meaghan Gallagher – making paralysis funny
Our first podcast of 2011 has landed. Listen now to episode #70 of No Free Rides, featuring paralyzed comedian Meaghan Gallagher (sadly no relation to the watermelon smasher guy).
1/18/11: Check this – Hip hop wheelchair dance troupe
A must-must-must see if you haven’t yet: The Colours ‘N’ Motion hip-hop wheelchair dance troupe. A trio of fearless females who are redefining dancing, transforming what wheelchairs are capable of.
1/11/11: Hi, this is my blog.
I always get “You don’t look like you should use a wheelchair,” but WTF does that mean?