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Australia is filled with beautiful, accessible destinations. Share your favorite spot and why it stands out for accessibility! Any insider tips?
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We went to Australia last year in April and I wrote a blog about it in this group, if you’d like to go anywhere close to Sydney you’ll have to search for my post Josh
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Has anyone stayed at this property in Paris?
wheelchairtravel.org
Wheelchair Accessible Room at Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly Airport - Wheelchair Travel
The Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly Airport has wheelchair-friendly hotel rooms and roll-in showers, with convenient access to Metro Line 14.
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https://youtu.be/9ulDmXvFgG8?si=lkBT3jgMGh8UGs0L
We found the Badlands accessible enough for our family. Although not everywhere is accessible very nice boardwalks in the Badlands. We saw wildlife and amazing views without leaving our car.
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https://youtu.be/ao-L0WrGQ6Y?si=78fofHpJkG3rHCJ3
The Black Hills are great. We didn’t do everything because some of the trails were to much for us but we saw so much from our car. It was amazing.
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I’m in Tokyo. Planned out how many catheters I would need for the visit but now concerned whether I’ve brought enough.
is there a supplier who would deliver to me tomorrow (Monday) or Tuesday?
I need compact speedicath compact set
joinbetter.com
SpeediCath Compact Set Male Straight Tip Hydrophilic Intermittent Urinary Catheter, 750ml
SpeediCath Compact Set Male Straight Tip Hydrophilic Intermittent Urinary Catheter, 750ml, Coloplast, Catheter
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Hi,
I talked to a friend in the care field and she said most people get them from their medical supplier and they are not commonly found in stores. You could sign up for Amazon Japan (you can set the language to English) and possibly buy some online to be delivered to your hotel (ask if it is ok first).
There are a few stores you can go to.…
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Josh this is really good information- was just thinking about unexpected needs like this. Thanks!
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