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Power chair friendly hotels
I just found out that I am relocating to AZ from NJ in a few months. I am chair dependent but transfer myself using grab bars in the toilet. Traveling with my wife as driver in Braun van. First time doing this…..
2 overnight stops likely in Indianapolis and Oklahoma City. Anyone have experiences with hotels they can share? thank you
Power chair friendly hotelsI just found out that I am relocating to AZ from NJ in a few months. I am chair dependent but transfer myself using grab bars in the toilet. Traveling with my wife as driver in Braun van. First time doing this…..
2 overnight stops likely in Indianapolis and Oklahoma City. Anyone have experiences with hotels they can share? thank you
Hi, I’m setting up my trip to Northern Europe and looking for ideas about 4-5* hotels near Maastricht and Ghent. I have a spinal cord injury and am a full-time manual chair user. Let me know!
Hello,
This is my first time on this forum. I am hoping for travel tips where walking can be an issue.
I’m 69 and while not ready for a knee surgery yet, my knees can sometimes do very well for slow 30-minutes walks, and somedays they are too inflammed and resting is better. It is hard to predict so having flexibility in one place seems reasonable. I hope to navigate as comfortable a trip as possible, despite my limitations. I’m planning for end May/start of June to Valencia, Spain.
Thanks in advance
Lisa
This is my first time on this forum. I am hoping for travel tips where walking can be an issue.
I’m 69 and while not ready for a knee surgery yet, my knees can sometimes do very well for slow 30-minutes walks, and somedays they are too inflammed and resting is better. It is hard to predict so having flexibility in one place seems reasonable. I hope to navigate as comfortable a trip as possible, despite my limitations. I’m planning for end May/start of June to Valencia, Spain.
Thanks in advance
Lisa
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