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Blogger: Amilee Palmer
Home Country: USA
Blog: Medium
What and where: Travelling with multiple sclerosis
Amilee Palmer, shares her guide to travelling with multiple sclerosis, proving that MS does not cancel your passport dreams, it reshapes them. From packing cooling towels to planning naps in Paris, she shows that travel is still about chasing wonder, not obstacles. Her words remind us: adventure is possible, joy is portable, and MS can come along for the ride without stealing the view.
Blogger: Gunnar Esiason
Home Country: USA
Blog: Gunnar Esiason
What and where: Tips for travelling with cystic fibrosis
Gunnar Esiason, who lives with cystic fibrosis, turns a Miami getaway into a masterclass on travelling smart with CF. From hauling “the Vest” onboard to rocking a mask mid-flight, he proves planning doesn’t kill the vibe, it saves it. His message? Pack wisely, laugh loudly, choose good people, and let every trip be worth the fight.
Blogger: Kate Powell
Home Country: United Kingdom
Blog: Down’s Syndrome Association
What and where: Kate Powell shares her travel highlights
Kate Powell, editor of Down2Earth Magazine, shares her travel highlights about the places that shaped her journey. From teaching children with disabilities in Macedonia to standing at the UN podium in Geneva and New York, Kate’s adventures celebrate connection, purpose, and joy. Each destination offered her something unforgettable, whether family, teamwork, or breathtaking scenery.
Blogger: Keisha Greaves
Home Country: USA
Blog: Girls Chronically Rock
What and where: Keisha Greaves redefines the meaning of independence
Keisha Greaves, fashion entrepreneur and founder of Girls Chronically Rock, lives with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy and flips the script on what “independence” really means. In her powerful piece, she reminds us that strength isn’t doing it all alone, it’s choosing the right support so you can thrive. Her message? Asking for help isn’t weakness, it’s freedom, and that’s chronically rockin’.
Blogger: Erika Nielsen
Home Country: Canada
Blog: bpHope
What and where: Travelling with Bipolar
Erika Nielsen, living with bipolar, takes us on her daring leap across 12 time zones to perform in Taiwan. Instead of chaos, she crafted stability with sleep rituals, recovery days, and a safety net of meds. Her story shouts this truth: big dreams are possible when you plan fiercely, honor your body, and guard your joy like treasure.
Blogger: Megan Patton
Home Country: USA
Blog: The Californian Abroad
What and where: Balancing ADHD and academics in Australia
Megan Patton, a driven UC San Diego student, shares her journey of studying abroad in Australia while managing ADHD. Through planners, study groups, self-advocacy, and open communication with professors, she maintained her high GPA without missing out on adventure. Her story proves success and unforgettable experiences can go hand-in-hand.
Vloggers
Vlogger: Darcy & Jer (Darcy Michael & Jeremy Baer)
Home Country: Canada
Vlog: Darcy & Jer
Experience: Darcy lives with ADHD and shares life and travels with his partner Jeremy.
Darcy and Jer turn ADHD-friendly travel prep into a mix of humour and heart. With Jer’s gentle reminders and Darcy’s three-week solo trip ahead, they prove that support is love in action. Light, real, and relatable, this short shows how laughter makes accessibility and partnership truly take flight.
Vlogger: Emilka
Home Country: Canada
Vlog: Emilka’s Way
Experience: Sharing life and travel experiences while living with limb–girdle muscular dystrophy.
Emilka, who lives with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy, shares two simple yet striking transfers from her wheelchair to the couch. With warmth and authenticity, she opens a window into daily life that feels real and relatable. Her short clip reminds us that everyday movements can carry meaning and spark connection.
Vlogger: Jenni Prokopi
Home Country: United States
Vlog: Healthy Women
Experience: Health and travel perspectives while living with fibromyalgia.
Jenni Prokopi, who lives with fibromyalgia, shares five practical tips for travelling with less stress and more ease. From planning ahead to packing smart, her advice is real, relatable, and road-tested. This video proves that thoughtful preparation can make journeys smoother, even when fatigue and pain tag along.
Vlogger: Jen DeTracey
Home Country: Canada
Vlog: Women Thriving with MS
Experience: Sharing journeys and insights while living with multiple sclerosis.
Jen DeTracey, founder of Women Thriving with MS, shares seven real-world tips for traveling abroad with multiple sclerosis. From packing light to navigating bathrooms, jet lag, and European staircases, Jen’s wisdom comes from lived experience. Her travel story turns planning into empowerment and shows how thoughtful choices make adventures possible.
Vlogger: Lisa
Home Country: United Kingdom
Vlog: Simpler Living Lisa
Experience: Travel storytelling with lived experiences of ADHD and autism.
Travel coach Lisa, who is autistic and has ADHD, shares her go-to strategies for exploring European cities without overwhelm. From pacing your days to handling sensory triggers, her tips make trips feel doable, enjoyable, and truly yours.
Vlogger: Rosie Gabrielle
Home Country: Canada
Vlog: Traveling with Chronic illness
Experience: Solo travel adventures With chronic illness by Rosie
Join this fearless traveller on her fifth night at Wild Spirit Backpackers, where hammocks sway and storms roll in. With back and neck concerns shadowing thoughts of a bungee jump, she embraces each challenge with courage. Her reflections remind us that adventure is growth, and listening to your body is power.
Vlogger: Vickie Hadge
Home Country: United States
Vlog: Multiple Sclerosis? Even So, It Is Well
Experience: Sharing life and travels while navigating multiple sclerosis.
Join this inspiring traveller on a soul-nourishing Hawaiian escape with her closest friends. With MS as part of her journey, she reveals how supportive companions, mindful meals, and balanced rest keep adventure safe and restorative. Between lush landscapes and local flavours, she proves travel can heal, empower, and delight.
Instagrammers
Instagrammer: Raven
Instagram Account: @bluejay19xx
Uncover the powerful story behind ASL’s signs for ‘black’. Learn how the Black Deaf community reclaimed their narrative, creating a sign that embodies pride, unity, and strength. Celebrating identity, culture, and the importance of representation in language.
Instagrammer: Kelly Lemon
Instagram Account: kellylemon
<<< Photography Journey
Kelly Lemon shares how a teacher’s belief transformed her journey from surviving to thriving. In 10th grade, Ms Bannon’s darkroom became the place where self-belief, creativity, and courage collided, leading Kelly to a career she was once told she could never do: one-armed adventure wedding photography.
Instagrammer: Emma
Instagram Account: lifesatwitchemma
Living with Tourette’s can be tricky in public, but Emma flips the script. By learning everything about her condition, she transforms discomfort into confidence. She shares tips, laughs at the awkward moments, and proves that knowing yourself is the first step to teaching the world how to meet you.
Instagrammer: Tasha
Instagram Account: southofscotlandwithkids
Tasha shares a family adventure at Puck’s Glen near Dunoon, a fairytale forest filled with winding trails and towering trees. With free parking and magical scenery, it’s perfect for families, though little explorers need extra care near the gorge. A must-visit gem for Scotland with kids.
Instagrammer: Summer Adamson
Instagram Account: a_little_extra_jayne/
Jayne brings her sketch to life at Delicate Arch, trading pencil lines for red rock reality. Two uphill miles tested her, but joy won the climb. With her dad’s steady hand and endless encouragement, every step became proof that wonder is worth the effort.
Instagrammer: Raquel Tiana LeBlanc
Instagram Account: raqtiana
<<< Living with a Cochlear Implant
Raqtiana shares her journey with a cochlear implant, a path of pain, setbacks, and persistence. After losing her hearing in 2020, surgery brought challenges, but her second implant restored sound and hope. Grateful for the gift of hearing, she embraces life’s noise with courage, strength, and gratitude.
Instagrammer: Colin Q. Potts
Instagram Account: colinqpotts
Colin recommits to health by returning to the gym after setbacks, travel, and COVID interruptions. With the motto “one more rep, one more pound, one more second,” progress multiplies. Better sleep, fewer POTS episodes, and renewed positivity prove the power of showing up for yourself. Recommit . . . it’s worth it.