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Great way to rephrase that – that certainly wouldn’t have been acceptable!
I’m not sure about storage. I think that on large planes they are actually put in a crate, but am not sure. For smaller planes they certainly are not. I have had to pass off my chair with it’s back in a reclined position to fit in the underbelly, and have been…
“It’s an amazing opportunity to show other people that just because you’re in a wheelchair, you can still have this really cool life,” Anna says. “I think a lot of people tend to forget that, especially since we don’t really see a lot of people in wheelchairs leading cool lives in movies or books or TV or anything like that. It’s important…
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Live Anywhere With Airbnb Looking to Improve Accessibility | Well+Good
This mother and her daughter, a wheelchair user, will live in Airbnbs for a year as part of Live Anywhere With Airbnb and provide feedback.
schroth-sensei and tabifolk1 Comment-
BnB’s, or vacation rentals, are not created equal. In the US, and probably in most other places, the accessibility residential requirements for those living with disabilities are not as strict as commercial requirements, so many BnB’s/vacation rentals often have challenges (minimum usually a step-up into the house). Although this is… Read more
“The remodeling has no adverse impact even when used by guests with no physical impairments, and makes the rooms more user-friendly to everyone,” an official of the hotel said.
Exactly!
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Thank you for the update on this!
When will the results be out?
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