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  • A dad in a power wheelchair smiles at his teenage son standing beside him outside an accessible building entrance.

    What My Son Learned Because His Dad Uses a Wheelchair

  • wheelchair user boarding airplane in power wheelchair through jetway with family and flight attendant

    My Wheelchair Is My Seat: Let Me Stay in It on Planes

  • Wheelchair user in a Quantum power wheelchair facing accessible cluster mailboxes in a suburban neighborhood highlighting mailbox accessibility barriers.

    Accessible Cluster Mailbox Problems in New Neighborhoods

  • Georgia specialty license plate mockup showing accessibility symbol and Wheelchair Daddy logo.

    Combining Disability License Plates with Specialty Plates

  • Accessibility in technology has come a long way illustration showing a dad in a wheelchair using everyday technology and highlighting areas still needing improvement

    Accessibility in Technology Has Come a Long Way

  • Dad with cerebral palsy filming his son pitching baseball using iPhone accessibility features.

    Apple at 50: How Apple Accessibility Helps Me Capture Life as a Dad

  • adult man with cerebral palsy in a wheelchair wearing a suit with green awareness ribbon, Atlanta skyline behind him, message awareness isn’t the problem access is

    Adults with Cerebral Palsy: Awareness Isn’t Enough

  • Wheelchair user colliding with a yellow post outside a store while carrying a trash can and desk lamp, illustrating people with disabilities and independence in public spaces.

    Oops, There’s a Post There (Disability & Independence)

  • Illustration of Martin Luther King Jr. with disability rights laws in the background, symbolizing how his dream helped lay the foundation for disability rights

    How Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream Helped Lay the Foundation for Disability Rights

  • A modern 3D illustration of diverse disabled parents, including wheelchair users, standing together with their children ages 5 to 17 as a supportive community.

    Year-End Message for Wheelchair-Using Families: A 2025 Open Letter of Strength and Momentum

  • Illustration of a pregnant woman and a wheelchair user facing each other in an accessible parking space, separated by a large question mark, highlighting the debate over who should use disabled parking.

    Pregnant Women in Disabled Parking? The Law No One Thought Through

  • Illustration of the Disability Pride Month Flag with its iconic red, gold, white, blue, and green diagonal stripes, prominently featuring the vibrant Atlanta, Georgia skyline in the background.

    Disability Pride Month Reflection from the 70s and 80s

All About Glenn

Man who has cerebral palsy sitting in a wheelchair. Trees behind him.

I am a husband and dad who has Cerebral Palsy. I was born and raised in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. Read More >>

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