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Yes, it would be good to talk about it with your school. Maybe they can help you find people in your classes to be designated helpers in an emergency?
However, outside of your home and school, I don’t think there is much you can do other than follow instructions from the guide app and ask for help from those nearby. Even though we sometimes…
Reply to What can we do in the earthquake?
That is a very important question! First of all, I would suggest getting the “Disaster Preparedness Tokyo App”:
- iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/disaster-preparedness-tokyoapp/id1290558619
- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.tokyo.metro.tokyotobousaiapp&hl=en_US&gl=US
It has great information and alerts. Even if you…
JiahuiReply to Virtual tour in Romania
I really hope you do!
Would you be allowed in Pele’s Palace with a virtual tour? Also, food tours are great fun.
Reply to Here is accessibility information on Royal Caribbean
Amazing as usual!
What was the link for their Autism resources again?-
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3 years agoAccessible Podcasts 3 years agoAs someone who came from the countryside, I often heard the “too expensive” argument…
Great podcast from @glorialc with some food for thought.
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Finding accessible facilities should not depend on which US city or town you visit. Â But as this story shows, there are still places where folks with disabilities can not safely go.
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