cornercorner

Odds stacked against me? I say I'm going to see the world.

Offers insights on how to find an accessible room and suggest air travel tips for wheelers and slow walkers. Dish info on the best airline bathrooms and the hassle-free ways to deal with airport security.

Postby caramia » October 16th, 2008

Yikes. After hitting reply I finally looked at the date on this thread and realize now that it's seven years old, but I still wanted to give my thumbs up.

I'm still in the planning stages of my RTW trip and now have to figure out how to do it since I was diagnosed with MS last week. My doctor laughed when one of the first questions I asked at my first meeting with her was about the stability of medication and how it would affect my traveling.

I know there are other people out there who are making this work and I'm glad to find a few of them here on this site - even if I am seven years late. Wink
User avatar
caramia
Armchair Traveler
 
Posts: 41
Joined: March 15th, 2008


This thread doesn't have any tags.

You can still check out the tag index though.

What are tags?

Postby luciinthesky » November 12th, 2008

Hi Caramia,

I just wanted to add my two cents of encouragement for your travels.

I have lost 75 percent of my vision, but that didn't stop me from recently walking the Camino de Santiago, 400 miles across Spain.

You will never know what you are capable of doing until you give it a try! If you ever need encouragement, just let me know.

Luci

http://luciwalks.wordpress.com/
luciinthesky
Thorn Tree Refugee
 
Posts: 5
Joined: August 7th, 2007
Location: Chicago, Illinois

Previous

Return to Travel with Disabilities

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests




closer