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Marcia Frost

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As seen in: Medium, MSN, Business Insider, Fox News, Issuu, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Substack, Yahoo Sports Canada, Miami Herald and
Covers:  Travel, Food, Health, Spa, Wellness, Accessibility, Wheelchair Travel, Sports, Music
Doesn't Cover: Design, Architecture, Furniture, Housing
Learning my limitations ♿️. Writer-Health, Travel, Food & Music; Blogger-Ageless Accessible Adventures #wheelchairtravel Baby Boomer

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Marcia Frost’s Biography

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2025 Feedspot Top 25 Disabled Travel Influencer !
After years as one of the top tennis writers in the country, Marcia Frost began devoting most of her time to writing about travel, wine, spirits, celebrities, and food in 2009.

Travel has always been a lifelong passion and a chance meeting with an former college friend led her into the world of Wine and Spirits Travel, the name of the blog she still maintains.

Marcia does steady writing for She Buys Travel (which is syndicated), Accessible Journ…

Marcia Frost’s Journalist Portfolio

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A Wheelchair Accessible Weekend in Cheyenne, Wyoming - NewsBreak

A Wheelchair Accessible Weekend in Cheyenne, Wyoming - NewsBreak

Cheyenne, Wyoming, offers a welcoming environment for wheelchair-bound travelers, providing rich experiences …

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Ambar Chicago Brings Balkan Experience to Chicago

Ambar Chicago Brings Balkan Experience to Chicago

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A Wheelchair Accessible Day in Skagway

A Wheelchair Accessible Day in Skagway

A cruise is a wonderful way to see many different places while unpacking once. That becomes especially import…

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Spend a Day in Wheelchair Accessible Juneau

Spend a Day in Wheelchair Accessible Juneau

I completed my travel to all 50 United States with a trip to Alaska on a Princess cruise with my friend Britt…

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9 Things that Make Traveling as a Disabled Senior Easier

9 Things that Make Traveling as a Disabled Senior Easier

Marcia Frost’s favorite items to help make her wheelchair travel easier.

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April 2025

April 2025

Timeless tips and tales from senior travellers with Guest Editor Marcia Frost.

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Articles

Lessons From My First Solo Flight with Portable Oxygen

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By Marcia Frost Verified
| bezzycopd.com
It all sounded great until I realized I’d need to carry four batteries on the plane. When I wrote about my experience of starting oxygen for COPD, I mentioned my apprehension about traveling with it. It raised many questions. The first was how I was going to get a concentrator for travel. I was originally told I would be able to get a portable concentrator to travel with through the company I was getting my home oxygen from. It turned out they couldn’t do it.
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What to Do When You Need Help at Home for COPD

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By Marcia Frost Verified
| bezzycopd.com
You don’t have to wait for a social worker to contact you to get help from one. Two years ago, I fell and broke my humerus (a bone in the upper arm) in two places. I was also about to get ankle reconstruction. Multiple connective tissue diseases left me falling often. COPD and Interstitial Lung Disease were leaving me exhausted and out of breath. My doctors were telling me it was time to get into a power wheelchair since I was falling too much.
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The First COPD Exacerbation: What It’s Like and How to Learn from It

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By Marcia Frost Verified
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If you’re wondering if you’re having your first exacerbation or if your COPD is progressing, it’s a good idea to call for help. A COPD exacerbation, also called a flare or flare-up, is not always easy to identify. The first time it happens, it can be difficult to tell whether the disease is advancing or whether your symptoms are temporarily worsening and will return to your baseline. It’s been 11 years since I had my first COPD exacerbation.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked for New York’s Nightlife Magazine, covering entertainment, while still in college.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Absolutely! All through college and my first years as a writer.

How is social media changing news?

It’s quicker to get news

Awards

Feedspot Top 25 Disabled Travel Influencer

2025 - Travel Writer

When ranking these Disabled Travel influencers, we’ve considered not just their following, but also engagement, as well as overall influence in the Disabled Travel space.

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