Hi, I am a disabled traveler from the US, Kansas to be exact. I have a fused left hip and paralysis of the left leg. Until the last few years, I have always walked with crutches, but with age it has become more difficult. I now use an electric scooter in my travels. I have traveled several times to Spain, Costa Rica, Mexico, Venezuela,…
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Glad to have you here!
There are groups for each of those places, and our members will be glad to help
Wow, would love to hear more about Venezuela!
Welcome to tabifolk, by the way. Glad to have you here.
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