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MemberI’ve seen accessible RVs, but does anyone know of any accessible pop-ups?
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It’s tough because so much of what would be the “accessible” features would be added or adapted by the user after purchase. The models on the lots are very generic. Of course, you can pay someone to adapt areas, but… $$$ 🤷🏻 Most of the different adaptations/modifications I’ve seen have been the end-user getting creative 😳…
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I would LOVE to see pics 📸 of modified pop-ups! They can be kind of cramped in the interior and would be so interested to see how others have adapted the space to accommodate mobility equipment, esp
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Thank you for the update and pictures!
And yes, Jun is awesome 👍
Reply to The batteries in my wheelchair just died and I need two new ones.
Abilities is a company that deals with import wheelchairs and has a shop in Hiroshima. They are your best bet but likely don’t have English speaking staff, so best to get your hotel to call. Here is their info:
Reply to The batteries in my wheelchair just died and I need two new ones.
Can you please tell us the type and make of your wheelchair?
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Sounds like a good plan. Even if it isn’t a note from the doctor, thinking of some things you might expect to say regularly (“I cannot walk and need the scooter for mobility because of a disability” etc) and have them ready to show can be helpful.
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