In the last year, I began using my scooter increasingly. I recently got a custom power wheelchair. I was surprised how different they are, not just in the way they work, but how I carry things when using them. Here are some products I have found to be extremely helpful in day-to-day life. All of these are also on my store . I will be adding to there as I find items which are helpful. I do earn a small commission on some of these, so I appreciate you clicking through the links. I’d love to hear about any ideas you have too! Use the link on the side of this page to contact me, or email Marcia@MarciaFrost.com . This includes inquiries on samples and collaborations, but keep in mind I only write about (and include in my store) products I like and use. Happy wheeling! Multi-Use Backpack One of the first things that concerned me about changing from a scooter to a wheelchair was the question of where to put my pocketbook. The answer came from one of the most respected travel writers I’ve know...

 I just returned from my bucket list Alaska cruise with Princess. Before I left, I was looking for as much information as I could find about the itinerary, ports, ships, and cabins. It was hard to find and the places I did find some of it was popular. I've decided to post this missing information, not only from this cruise, but from other cruises, hotels, and attractions. Look for videos and photos coming soon. I'll also have travel trips and tips. I'll also be concentrating on accessible travel information as I now travel exclusively in a power wheelchair or motorized scooter.  Marcia

It’s time to go holiday shopping.  I’m a little late with this, but Spoonies tend to be late with a lot of things. I’m going to make up for it by offering a ton of great ideas for you to give — and some you may want to keep for yourself.   By kids, for charity… I love things created by children and this one is extra special because the kids are using their talent and ability to help others. They even have special socks for illnesses and organizations, such as autism and Big Brothers, Big Sisters. The kids in charge are Brandon and Sebastian Martinez. They are now 15 and 13 respectively, but they first started their company in 2014! It was first done for local fundraising and then they took it national. The socks are adorable and well made. They are also quite comfortable. As of now, Are You Kidding Socks has raised $350,000 for charity. Pick up some pairs for gifts and help them out at the same time. You can purchase on their website .   Gentle scents for th...