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Hi, thanks so much
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There’s a few forms to fill in and submit electronically. Basically you have to give the quantities of medication you intend to bring in and the specifications of them. You submit it and if there’s any questions they come back to you within a short time. If there aren’t any you don’t get a reply. When you submit your declaration you get an…
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I am disabled and take strong painkillers. I take Co-Codamol 30/500mg which contain Codeine 30mg per tablet. These are classed as opioids. I have become aware that I have to be given permission to have my medication be allowed into the country. I have tried to fill out the online form but it isn’t very well explained and I don’t really know…
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I’ve been to Gerona and it’s definitely a great spot for exploring Jewish heritage. I agree with Eleonora that reaching out to a local accessible travel agency is a solid option, especially since you’ll be traveling solo with a manual wheelchair. Some guides can meet you at the train station and customize the tour based on your needs, which…
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A good article on choosing the train vs risking a flight. If you had both a train and plane option for your destination, which would you choose?
mdaquest.org
Train travel may offer a more accessible option for people with disabilities frustrated by airline mishandling of mobility devices.
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Plane because it’s quicker, unless the train route is known for the views.
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