In the summer of 2013 I got my electric wheelchair. What would you do if you just got a brand new electric wheelchair? Well I left for the mountainbike trails in Austria, to see what it can do. That was more of a coincidence though – a friend of mine stayed at my place for[...] Read More »

This is my Ice Bucket Challenge, where people post videos of themselves pouring ice cold water over themselves to raise awareness for ALS and then nominate friends to do the same. I nominate myself, and my challenge comes without the ice water and without a video. It still comes with a feeling of dread and[...] Read More »

On a sunday the Playstation3 came out of the sideboard. Yes I know, the 4 is cooler, but who am I – Donald Trump? I had long been looking forward to have half a day that I could lose myself in a video game again.   I had already gotten far in that particular game[...] Read More »

For a long time, I thought my life was awesome despite my disability. Later I realised that actually, my life is the way it is because of my disability. I couldn’t have done the same without it. My life would have been very different were I perfectly healthy. And I like to believe that in[...] Read More »

All new things start by making many, many mistakes. They let us learn, let us get better and make us lose our fear of new experiences. Nothing holds us back more than to think that making mistakes is a bad thing. There are no mistakes. There’s only success or learning.       That lesson[...] Read More »

I seem to have a rather unique view about my disability. I forget this all the time, until I say something and get stared at wild-eyed. Then I remember that I probably think a little different than the rest of the world. image ©Natalie Dee

The more that I get in touch with people with disabilities through my work and my private life, the more I realise how there are two big factions: those that break every limit, and those that don’t get anything done at all. There’s a neutral zone in-between, but the extremes are quite obvious. That one[...] Read More »

After my escape out of Bangkok and the stressful hunt for an apartment that’s wheelchair accessible (see Backpacking Thailand, part 1) I finally found some peace and quiet. Now it was time to immerse myself in the thai culture. And that proved to be more difficult than I thought. After the stress of the first[...] Read More »

If I could get a dollar every time someone sees me with a crutch or climb up the stairs in my funny little way and asks: “What happened?”, I’d probably make about $18.50 a month. Enough to pay for my audible membership. Yet people never ask: “How does that feel like?” Should you ever find[...] Read More »

The reason we so often don’t follow our heart is: we’re afraid that things don’t go as we hope. And then we did not only fail to achieve our dream – but we’re worse off than before! And while this might not always be the case, it is almost always the reason we don’t pursue[...] Read More »

Starting a bad habit and losing a good one are easy things to do. The other way around, well… not so much. There’s one thing that has a huge impact on wether we succeed with it or not: Getting back to it after a failure. Working out, eating healthy, losing a bad habit or practising[...] Read More »

Last week a friend said something to me that completely threw me off my course. I felt hurt, angry and sad. I couldn’t form a single clear thought all day and the day after.     But I also knew that I couldn’t blame my friend for it. There was nothing he said that was[...] Read More »

Happiness is a endless topic. Instead of getting all philosophical about it, here are three easy everyday hacks to get you started. Several years ago, I celebrated New Years with a few good friends. Instead of the usual activities to kill time until midnight (eating, drinking, playing games, telling each other how many hours are[...] Read More »

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