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Beth started the discussion To cruise or nost to cruise?? in the forum Accessible Cruises 2 years ago
I’m going on a cruise from Toyoko to Alaska on Holland America Westerdam. I’m taking my Luggie as I don’t walk very well. I saw post (not on this site) that said if you were immune compromised you shouldn’t go cruising. What do you think.
I’ve also requested a disablity cabin, but haven’t heard and chances are slim at getting one I think.…
tabifolkI’m going on a cruise from Toyoko to Alaska. I’m taking my Luggie as I don’t walk very well. I saw post (not on this site) that said if you were immune compromised you shouldn’t go. What do you think. I’ve also requested a disablity cabin, but haven’t heard and chances are sli at getting on I think. Any ideas for managing?
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Hi Beth!
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