Written by Rob and Bridget Bimbler for The Bimblers, January 22, 2023 Can Fibromyalgia affect your eyes? Sadly, yes, it can. But that doesn’t mean that it will. I didn’t think it affected my eyes until I started researching for this post. Now I’m not so sure. In this post, I’ll be discussing how Fibromyalgia […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
When To Use A Cane Instead Of Crutches
Written by World Crutches, December 9, 2022 The continuous development in the medical field provides various solutions to various cases. Mobility-aid devices are destined to offer a helping hand. They help patients deal with an injury or a disability that limits movement. These injuries differ and thus the required mobility-aid depends on your injury. Severe […]
What Fibromyalgia is Like for Me
Written by The Bimblers, January 18, 2023 This is a blow-by-blow description of what Fibromyalgia is like for me. You and I might have the same symptoms, similar stories about how we were diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, and even the same treatment. But, our experiences of living with Fibromyalgia are often quite different. With that in mind, […]
Accessible Things To See & Do In London
Written by Jan Fletcher for Wheelie Jon’s Blog, January 22, 2023 London is one of the most popular city break destinations in the world. Many visitors from around the world come to England and for many London is at the top of their list to visit. In this article I look at what there is […]
Some Cruise Ships Get It Right, Some So Wrong
Written by Chillie Falls, January 22, 2023 If you are investigating the accessibility of a cruise ship, the first two things you likely notice are embarkation procedures and one’s accessible stateroom. While these are clearly important, my most important discovery on Day 1 of a cruise is how the ship equips the public restrooms. If […]
Young Girl Enjoys Wheelchair Accessible Pool
Written by Meghan Overdeep for Southern Living, September 2022 A video of a young girl enjoying a wheelchair-accessible swimming pool for the first time is warming hearts all over the world. Mom of four, Katrina Placzek recently shared a video of her eight-year-old daughter Dallas using a special pool-friendly wheelchair at Tiff’s Place, a wheelchair-accessible vacation home in […]