
Summer looks different for everyone, and for OsteoWarriors living with limb differences, making the most of summer can sometimes mean finding ways to adapt. In this episode of osTEAo, host Inaaya is joined by OsteoWarriors Sloane and Elise to talk about their summer activities, adventures, and experiences navigating accessibility.
From summer camp, swimming, and ziplining to sports and trips to the theater, the group shares how they’ve adapted activities to work for them. They talk about the trial and error that comes with finding what works, communicating their needs, and discovering adaptive programs and equipment that make new experiences possible.
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Travel is another major topic as they share their experiences navigating airports, transportation, TSA, wheelchair services, and pre-boarding. Along the way, they share plenty of funny and frustrating stories while discussing the importance of knowing your rights, asking for accommodations, and using the accessibility resources available.
Throughout the episode, Inaaya, Sloane, and Elise emphasize that having a limb difference doesn’t mean having to limit the life you want to live. With research, self-advocacy, and a little creativity, there are often ways to make activities and adventures work. Tune in for honest stories, helpful tips, and plenty of summer adventures along the way.
🎧 Listen to the episode here.