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15 years ago it took me about 4-5 months I think. It will also depend on where you live. The bottle-necks are:
- Finding a place to live – you register through the city you live in, so you need to be an official resident of the city with an address first
- Registration process – the paperwork likely doesn’t take too long and can be done almost…
These track chairs look crazy! So want to try one…
https://emerginghorizons.com/eight-michigan-recreation-areas-that-offer-track-chairs/
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Eight Michigan Recreation Areas That Offer Track Chairs - Emerging Horizons
Check out these Michigan recreation areas that offer track chairs, that enable slow walkers and wheelchair-users to explore them.
Reply to I'm physically disabled and want to live in Japan someday
You certainly can! I did it 15 years ago, but @zeng has much more recent experience.
I’d say that getting a work visa may be the hardest part. I often suggest people try coming and meeting companies in person if possible (rather difficult now). Also, changing visa types is much easier than getting your initial visa, so coming to study at…
A well written blog that covers the worry and then relief that often goes with accessible travel. And the joy of discovering improved accessibility!
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Manchester to Glasgow by Rail with Power chair and Assistance Dog
By Jon Fletcher
I guess we can only hope that the increased coverage these incidents get, something will change. Though, the airport certainly had an odd way of saying “sorry” 😒.…
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Geraldine Freeman, from the UK, called the experience "embarrassing, uncomfortable, stressful and humiliating."
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