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Unlimited Adventures: Travel with Limited Mobility Part 3
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Unlimited Adventures: Travel with Limited Mobility Part 1
Ageism – It’s A Matter of Time
Do I really look that old? As we were coming through security in Washington DC, the gentleman, a little older as well, asked me if I was 75. I answered no and asked him if I looked 75. Then I realized he was trying to be courteous as once you hit 75; you don’t have to take your shoes off going through security. However, I remained offended. Now I realize I’m looking older, but haven’t I got a great hairstyle and dropped 20 kilos? I don’t dress frumpy. I know I have a lot of flabby skin that I try…
8 Key Things Have Ready in Case of a Medical Emergency
Once I have started my travels, I never think twice about having a medical emergency because I have taken precautions. Proactive preparation and staying informed about your destination’s emergency services can significantly contribute to your safety and peace of mind while travelling, especially as a senior traveller. 1. Stay Calm in a Medical Emergency In a medical emergency, the first and most critical step is to remain calm. Panicking can make the situation more challenging to manage. Take a deep breath, stay composed, and assess the situation carefully. Remember that maintaining a calm demeanour can help reassure those around you,…
Weight Issues Don’t Have To Hinder Your Travels
14 Best Ways to Avoid These Tourist Scams
Whether you’re a seasoned globetrotter or a newbie adventurer, you’ve probably heard of tourist scams. Unfortunately, they’re a sad reality of modern travel, and even the savviest tourist can fall prey to these con artists. Don’t kid yourself that you’re not a candidate to fall for tourist scams. Has it happened to me? Yes, and I’ve been vigilant ever since. I was in my very early 20s and in Greece. Greece is a great place to buy gold jewelry, and I bought some pieces from reputable dealers. I was also hanging around with a charming young man who eventually convinced…
Want to Travel Without Pain and Aches
Arthritis and Travel Challenges
While arthritis may not have ever stopped me from travelling, it has been an ongoing inconvenience. Years ago, I tore my meniscus, and in 2020, I needed a complete knee replacement surgery. Recovery went very well, but the other knee is starting to act up. By the end of our world trip, I couldn’t walk much anymore. I found myself left limping after 5,000 steps. I had been doing a lot of up-and-down walking and climbing on uneven ground. But now I have arthritis in my thumb. There’s nothing they can do about it. Before our world trip, I got…
