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This was a fairly good article, on some cruise lines they may have multiple types of accessible cabins. Carnival for example has ambulatory accessible for people with walkers, single side accessible, and fully accessible.
For those that rent equipment when you travel, check out this video. Here is a mobility device I recommend to my clients now. https://youtu.be/FoTXgbeErII
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Whil are really getting popular! Glad it works out much better than a scooter. I would imagine turning in the hallway with a scooter would be nearly impossible…
Also, loved your subscribe request to click your face. 😛
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I had a very interesting discussion with Kevin McDaniel from Accessibility.com about the challenges of making places accessible. You can find that interview here
#accessibility#accessible #disabled #disabled #Disability #disabilityinclusion
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Amazing as always! Great to see Cheryl as well. Too bad about your trip though 🙁
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Here is an interview with a company that does fully accessible shore excursions and land trips in Tuscany.
For shore excursions, she would typically take people from the Port of Livorno
She has the vehicle and can even provide someone to push a wheelchair in the hilly towns.
https://youtu.be/xHgeAdNs5d0
#disabled #wheelchair #accessible #mobility #tour-
Thanks Ken! I love how you systematically go through the different stages of travel.
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Great video! Please ask her to join TabiFolk as well
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