Travel for people with disability

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AccessibleGO.com

Just happened on a fb post for a group seemingly endorsed by nonprofit groups that can steer travelers with disabilities to places and services which accommodate mobility impaired travelers.
I have not researched this but look into it if inclined

 

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Thanks, MayMay. I hope that I will be able to travel someday.

 

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Thanks! Seems like a great site; we could definitely use something like that in the UK.

Hoping to travel properly again one day.

 

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I didn't check if it was international

 

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@Maymay941 Seems to mainly be for the US but it's a great idea so hopefully it'll cause more people to follow elsewhere. The main issue in the UK is more the getting to and from places than issues with accommodation though.

 

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Sci fi fan keep up your exercises and be a flea in the ear of that charity to get your wheels!! You are getting better!

 

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@Maymay941 Yeah, I've chased it up. On the one hand I'm getting it for free so I can't really complain too much. On the other hand however I need a time frame to know what to do about transport for medical appointments. In terms of travel, I've found out about a company who do conventions in hotels so I've booked to go to a couple as having accommodation in the same place as the event greatly reduces the stress! Going to one focused on the TV show Supernatural in September/October and have just booked to go to one next May focused on the DC Comics TV shows.

 

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See even with "brain fog" you're ahead of most of us!