October 2021 - Tripping On Air

Month: October 2021

PoNS review: good & bad news for a new MS treatment

Spilling the tea on my experience using PoNS to improve my progressive MS.

October 23, 2021 • 52 Comments

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Fashion Dis wins Screen International Global Produ

Fashion Dis wins Screen International Global Production Award in Cannes 🙌

Big love and congrats to everyone involved in bringing this show to life 🖤

@screendaily @accessiblemediainc
#disabilityStyle #disabilityVisibility #fashionForAll #fashionDis #Cannes #cannes2023

It’s a beautiful day, I think I’ll wear all bl

It’s a beautiful day, I think I’ll wear all black 🖤

On my way to Ottawa where I will be speaking at the Canada Congress on Disability Inclusion this Wednesday 🙌

ID: ardra stands with her rollator outside a service station somewhere between Toronto and Ottawa

#roadTrip #MS #rollator #allBlack #disability #disabledstyle #disabilityVisibility #babeWithAmobilityAid #thisIsMS

If you don’t take a change-from selfie did you e

If you don’t take a change-from selfie did you even have an MRI? 🤷‍♀️ #thisIsMS
#Barlo #pictureDay #selfie ##MRI @stmichaelsfdn

link in bio to stream season 2 🇨🇦 #fashionDi

link in bio to stream season 2 🇨🇦 #fashionDis #fashionForEveryBody #fashionForAll #disabilityStyle #babesWithMobilityAids #bowie #davidBowie #rockandroll #disabledmodel

#Sponsored I have three rules when it comes to man

#Sponsored I have three rules when it comes to managing my MS: Be informed. Control what I can. Adapt to what I can’t.

The most important decision-maker on my healthcare team is me. Capital A, Ardra. When it comes to treatment options my doctor can point me in the right direction, but it’s up to me to communicate how I feel about efficacy, side-effects, or how a medication is taken.

I’ve had MS for 20 years and I’ve changed treatments more than once to better align with what matters to me. It happens, and you have the right to consider all options and change course if needed. The management of MS is constantly evolving, and staying up to date gives me the confidence to know that I’m getting the care that’s right for me.

MyRules.ca has a downloadable Treatment Discussion Guide. It’s a short quiz that asks the Qs that help clarify treatment goals and lifestyle priorities. It’s worth considering whether you’re newly diagnosed or any time you suspect your meds might no longer be right for you.

Check out the link in bio to visit MyRules.ca and download the Guide today! #MyRules

What a pleasure to be the announcer for @cardthera

What a pleasure to be the announcer for @cardtherapeuticriding Mini Royal Horse Show today! 🐎 🎙️

CARD is Toronto’s Community Association for Riders with Disabilities. It’s a fantastic organization that makes riding accessible to people like me! 🖤

Thank you to the tremendous leadership and dedicated volunteers who put their hearts and souls into this awesome work.

🐴🧲😍

#accessibility #adaptiveRiding #therapeuticRiding #horses #horsesForMS #horseGirl #SPMS #disability #disabledstyle

This week’s episode of Fashion Dis featured beau

This week’s episode of Fashion Dis featured beautiful, bubbly Philiz.

I 🖤 all our makeovers, but I probably have the most in common with @philiz.goh who knows how exhausting just getting dressed can be 🥱

I was thrilled that her makeover included a spoons-saving Rollator glow-up. Thank you @byacre 🤩

Stream episodes at the link in bio. New episodes Wednesday at 8:30 Eastern on @accessiblemediainc
Only in Canada 🇨🇦

ID 1: Fashion Dis makeover participant Philiz is looking glam and gorgeous, dressed in white and posed with her sleek and stylish Rollator 🔥

ID 2: FD host Ardra looks pretty fab herself, all in black and posed with her own Rollator 🖤

#babesWithMobilityAids
#OOTD #disabilityStyle #disabilityFashion #adaptiveFashion #disabledModel #fashionForAll #fashionDis #rollator #babeWithaMobilityAid #disabledAndCute

📷 @alkaneminphotography @izzy.camilleri @bella.strange.mua @chopsuehair @alicia.nikole @themelonielawrence