One of Ashley’s biggest passions in life was travel and all of this would have to change now. But the important word is “change” not “end”; Ashley switched around those “why can’t I…” questions for “how could I…” questions and decided to find a new way to “Access the World!” This is now her motto and as well as being a public speaker and an author Ashley now work campaigning and consulting for improved accessibility as well as traveling herself and documenting her experiences through her blog – wheelchairtraveling.com – helping other disabled travelers find the information they need to make it a little bit easier to “ACCESS THE WORLD!”
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