Memberayumatrisia
MemberNice to see a win.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/air-canada-accessibility-wheelchairs-1.6960572
alliejay1 Comment-
I agree it is a great sign that airlines and other places are making travel much easier for the disabled community
We need more news coverage like this! Also great to see Julie from “Have Wheelchair Will Travel” in the video – great job!
Reply to Support worker/nursing
At least not common. You may want to try contacting Ohayo Travel (https://ohatra.com/en) as Nomura-san has a lot of contacts. I have heard of some physical care support for travelers, but it is aimed at elderly Japanese and would expect that Japanese is needed.　Maybe your friend can help. Here is a big one: https://www.aelclub.com
I certainly…
Reply to Support worker/nursing
This might be challenging as most care services are through government services and not out-of-pocket private companies.
Do you speak Japanese?
I know one place that was offering such services, but they haven’t had any updates on social media since before the pandemic, so I’m not sure they are still operating, but may want to…
Flying with limited mobility or disability and deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
I recently saw this article and, it is rather scary because due to my disability I cannot just get up and walk around – and I limit liquids…
https://havewheelchairwilltravel.net/a-cautionary-tale-about-dvt-and-air-travel/
I already wear compression sox anyway… should I double them up?? Anyone have thoughts on preventing deep vein thrombosis?
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