Headfirst Thrills on Wheels (wheelchair globetrotting & dealing with the consequences)

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For me solving problems is key to our social well-being. After my accident I wanted to sustain an active life and keep solving problems which gets my adrenaline pumping. All too often, with the exception of a few (rip Stephen Hawkins), disabled people are viewed as incompetent. With that in mind I wanted to live out side my bubble, to once again experience constant challenges and problem solving. Some incidents were a do or die situation but I always had faith. Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin of the LDS church said "Come what may, and love it". Therefore I find challenges and finding solutions fun. Before embarking on my solo travels I would have liked to know if the accessibility was all rosy for disabled people but some information was very difficult to find and occasionally expected the unexpected. The book also contains some invaluable insights about the accessibility issues.