You don’t earn partnerships with companies like Google, Toyota and Clinique and build a base of 2 million followers across social media by taking it easy, but one of the top lessons Marcela Marañon has learned working as a lifestyle and travel content creator is that it’s all for naught if you don’t take care of your body. So instead of waking up at the break of dawn to work ...

A 10 p.m. reservation at Roscioli in Rome is coveted, and when you’re coming in at that hour with two teenagers, hot off a golf cart tour in a heat wave, patience isn’t flowing freely. We rolled up and immediately took in the scene. A big stone step. A tight entrance. Tables packed shoulder to shoulder, with waiters turning sideways to squeeze through. I quietly braced myself...

I can’t think of many things in the disability world with a bigger gap between the perceptions of the haves and the have-nots than a colostomy. We have articles about the phenomenon dating back to the ‘90s and little has changed in the intervening decades: People who don’t have a colostomy don’t want one and can’t stomach (pun intended) the idea of having one. People who’ve h...

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“You would love the Camino, but there’s no way it would work in a wheelchair.” My friend had just returned from a grueling but spiritually thrilling pilgrimage on El Camino de Santiago in Spain when he uttered these words to my husband and me on a quiet Sunday morning. He couldn’t have known he had ignited a fire in me. Unintended challenge accepted. Quest begun.