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 […]
Travelling with my walking stick One of my side effects from years of Chemotherapy is muscle weakness in my legs which makes it difficult for me to walk long distances and I find walking inclines difficult. My mum uses a walking stick I used her spare one a few times and it actually helped so I […]
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 […]
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 […]
Accessible guide to Castellon, Spain I visited 3 places during my trip to Castellon de la Plana. Castellon is a coastal area of Spain and has so much on offer to get a true feel of the Mediterranean. It is great for a road trip in Spain. My trip was very quick only 3 nights but […]
Cunard Disabled Cabins : How accessible is the Queen Mary 2 Please note : I have limited mobility due to medication I am on, I use no walking aids and the information I am providing is based on my own experience on the Queen Mary 2. Please see my disclaimers for more information. On the Queen Mary […]
Travelling with Limited Mobility Travelling when you have mobility limitations can be daunting. You might worry about how you are going to get around a new destination which can cause added stress to your trip. I personally have limited mobility due to cancer treatment. I suffer pain when I walk, and now I look well, […]