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Feel like these are helpful tips for traveling as a senior?
travelerstoday.com
Traveling Tips for Seniors with Limited Mobility
This article reveals crucial travel advice for people with limited mobility so you can fully enjoy your travel experiences.
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This advice is so true I’m in a wheelchair and definitely NEED to plan every detail down to the Nth degree. I’m lucky as I have a travel agent who does all my overseas flight and hotel bookings, of course she listens to me (she’d be a fool not to 😀) but I have never had a dud experience in all 16 years of me being in a wheelchair. If you… Read more
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Looking forward to the announcement!
wheelchairtravel.org
Vice President Harris Promises Action on Accessible Airplane Bathrooms - Wheelchair Travel
Vice President Harris has promised a solution to inaccessible airplane lavatories, but the Administration's plan may already be outdated.
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So confused… how should I feel?!
The positive take would be it could possibly improve wheelchair development and street accessibility but… still…
Your thoughts?
straitstimes.com
Young people in Guangzhou commute in electric wheelchairs as e-bikes face tighter rules
The trend has reportedly sparked a backlash from some in China due to safety reasons. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Whilst that is NOT what wheelchairs are intended for, could it also have the positive effect of further ‘normalising’ disability? 🤔💭
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Medical equipment should only be used by those who need it. When everyone in China who needs a power wheelchair has one, THEN they can be used by others. Our chairs are not toys or nonessential alternatives. This goes for those who claim to have BIID, too. (BIID is when someone without a disability wants to be disabled.)
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Did you know there are 5 airports in Japan that use the Sunflower Lanyard?
Quiz! Which airports?
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