Me in a wheelchair in front of the London Tube Station
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Accessible London: What is transportation like in London as a wheelchair user?

As some of you know, a few months ago we were back in London. London baby! What a city! But what is the status of accessible London? Is it easy to navigate as a wheelchair user? Continue reading to find out what it is like to travel around London with a wheelchair! What London means…

You see a couple, holding heart-shaped balloons.
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5 Romantic Valentine’s Date Ideas For People With Chronic Illness

Valentine’s Day: one of those moments where people with chronic illness are confronted again with the fact they can’t have a “normal” Romantic Date Night. But, don’t fear! I’ve managed to celebrate Valentine’s Day every year with my partner. So here are a few of my favourite Valentine’s Date Ideas for people with chronic illness….

Me in my chair, in the middle of the photo, on a tiled floor, waiting for the Candlelight Concert to begin
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Activity Highlight: A magical Candlelight Concert you want to enjoy this winter

Ohhh what a magical evening this was: the Candlelight Concert with the Hans Zimmer special in The National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam. Last January we went to the Candlelight Concert with the tribute to Queen and we absolutely loved it. So we thought, let’s go again and go for the Hans Zimmer candlelight concert. DISCLAIMER:…

a whole lot of gluten free food in Barcelona, asian/japanese fusion at Roots & Rolls
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The 5 best gluten free restaurants in Barcelona 2023 for Dinner

Gluten free restaurants in Barcelona: where to go? Read this post for my top 5 in 2023! Barcelona – one of my favourite places on this planet. The beautiful city of Gaudí, the beaches, beautiful architecture and amazing food!  I have lived in Barcelona for a few years, enjoying all the places and all the…

Me and my partner on my healing journey in Ibiza. He's got his arms around me, I'm holding his hand, giving him a kiss whilst looking in the camera super happy
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Eline’s Diary #2: Healing in Ibiza for 2 months with different therapies, holistic treatments, somatic practice and less pain

It’s the 11th of November when I am writing this blog post. We’ve been back for a week now and I’ve had a hard time adjusting being back home after spending more than 2 months on Ibiza. There is so much (healing) that happened. It feels like me, including everything I thought I knew about…

Me, blond/brown girl, facing away, in my Quickie wheelchair on the beach in Platja d'en Bossa. I'm on a wooden ramp, looking over the beach and sea
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The 9 best wheelchair accessible beaches on Ibiza you need to visit today

As a massive beach lover (it’s not without a reason I tattooed a wave on my arm ;-)), it is one of the things I missed most ever since in a wheelchair. And trust me, I’ve tried many, many ways to still make it happen. From using beach accessible wheelchairs to a piggy-back by my…

A photo of the beautiful beach in Barcelona with the W hotel in the background. There are 2 palmtrees on either side of the screen, the beach and a bright blue sky. Complete holiday vibes
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The 5 best gluten free brunch restaurants in Barcelona 2023

Gluten free restaurants in Barcelona: where to go? Read this post for my top 5 in 2023! Barcelona – one of my favourite places on this planet. The beautiful city of Gaudí, the beaches, beautiful architecture and amazing food!  I have lived in Barcelona for a few years, enjoying all the places and all the…

Girl (me) in red & black wheelchair next to my friend Josephine in one of the rooms of The Museum of the Canals: who are aiming to become the most wheelchair accessible museum of Amsterdam
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Activity Highlight: the most interesting Museum of the Canals Amsterdam

My friend Josephine from Able Amsterdam & I received an invite to visit The Museum of the Canals and check out/advise on their accessibility. What a visit it was! From the most friendly people to the story behind everything in the museum itself, it was amazing. Keep on reading to find out why! A bit…