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Dancing Through Disability: Ms. Wheelchair Ohio Alexandra Martinez on Advocacy, Joy, and Spina Bifida Awareness

A woman wearing a crown and sash reading Ms. Wheelchair Ohio smiles while sitting in a wheelchair; close-up of the sash and crown on a chair.

Mobility means more than movement, it’s about freedom and connection. For Alexandra Martinez, this belief shines through in every part of her life. As Ms. Wheelchair Ohio, she uses her platform to show how mobility, expression, and community come together through dance and advocacy. When Alexandra represented Ohio at the Ms. Wheelchair America national competition […]

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Living with Spina Bifida: How Mobility Supports Independence

Person in a wheelchair approaches a table where two people are seated, one of whom is waving. The scene appears to be in a casual indoor setting.

Spina bifida is a congenital condition that affects the spinal cord and can lead to a range of mobility challenges. For many, this means using braces, walkers, wheelchairs, or other adaptive technology to move through daily life. But mobility isn’t just about movement. It’s about independence and the freedom to participate fully in life. Understanding

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Accessible Vehicle Options for Those Living with ALS

An elderly woman sits on an extended car seat beside a parked SUV, while an elderly man with a white cane stands nearby on a sidewalk.

Living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) often brings changes in mobility that can impact daily routines and independence. As muscle function gradually declines, individuals may need support getting to appointments, visiting family or simply enjoying a drive. The right accessible vehicle can make a world of difference by offering safety, comfort and freedom. At MobilityWorks,

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