Travel blog – Living with cancer highlighting Accessible Travel
5 of the best accessible easy walks in the Lake District The Lake District is one of the walking capitals of the UK, with something to offer everyone from challenging fells to gentle lakeside trails. Since I have mobility problems I would have avoided visiting the lake district thinking it would be too much for […]
Traveling with Fibromyalgia Travelling with any illness can be challenging, in this post Sarah Kim from Lust ‘Till Dawn shares her experiences of travelling with Fibromyalgia. Sarah is a New Yorker living in Amsterdam and traveling the world since 2005. She enjoys sharing her wealth of knowledge on traveling, blogging, and health for anyone who […]
Trouble at loo : How I was stopped going into disabled toilet Due to my condition I sometimes find it easier to use a disabled toilet. If I am in pain due to the cancer in my bones and treatment, I find it hard to get on and off a normal toilet and one with […]
Accessible Berlin : Getting around Berlin with mobility limitations After looking at the Berlin accessible website I was fairly confident that Berlin was going to be a great city to explore, even with my mobility issues and I wasn’t disappointed. From stepping off the plane to travelling to the city by public transport, getting to […]
Accessibility for concerts at Roundhay Park in Leeds I am surprised that they have concerts at Roundhay park as it really doesn’t seem geared up for a large concert. Maybe it was just my experience, but I don’t think I would go to another concert at Roundhay Park. I had tickets for Ed Sheeran, he […]
Pain Management for Cancer I didnt have any pain when I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2014 if I didnt find a lump I would have been none the wiser but when I started treatment I did start to experience pain. One of the chemotherapies I was on gave me chronic back pain. […]
Travel Fatigue : Tips to improve energy levels whilst travelling Travel fatigue is more associated with long term travel so for example after travelling consistently for 6 months you might start suffering from travel fatigue. I personally get tired when travelling after the first day but I didn’t know what else to call it, […]
How to have still fun traveling with a chronic illness Guest Post by Sherly who blogs at A Chronic Voice Travelling with a chronic illness can be daunting. A plethora of doubts are bound to surface in your mind. What if something goes wrong? How will I get home? How much will hospital fees cost? […]
My First Travel Advice Panel : Travelling with Cancer I was invited to be a panel member on a live chat about travelling with or post cancer organised by Cancer Central. Travel is my passion and I can talk for hours on it and due to travelling pre, during, post and during again with cancer […]
Travelling with COPD : I will still travel whilst I can My mum shares her experience of travelling with COPD and offers some tips that she has found from travelling with her recent diagnosis the more we travel together the more we are learning. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease also known as COPD is a […]