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Any Suggestions
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Carly/Kevin
, Feb 16 2006 12:10 AM
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Carly/Kevin
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Posted 16 February 2006 - 12:10 AM
this past summer Kevin took me to Hawaii for a week and a half. well i started thinking about summer (its not that far away from now, its already mid February!) and he will be out of the hospital and hopefully doing better so i was thinking where i could take him this time! we love to go to the beach, but I'm not sure if we can do that anymore. we also to love ridding (horses) together. horses is his life. ummm, he just likes to have a good time. he's a very upbeat person. oh, and likes to travel the world. if you have any suggestions please send them this way!
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Posted 16 February 2006 - 01:00 PM
Hi Carly
I can't offer definite suggestions as am on other side of the pond but in answer to 2 things you raise. There are special w/chairs which will go on sand, they have ball type wheels and over here there are riding centees for disabled people, must be in USA too?
I would say travelling abroard would be a bit ambitious first time away but as things become more settled over time then its definitely an option.
Good luck
Simon
I can't offer definite suggestions as am on other side of the pond but in answer to 2 things you raise. There are special w/chairs which will go on sand, they have ball type wheels and over here there are riding centees for disabled people, must be in USA too?
I would say travelling abroard would be a bit ambitious first time away but as things become more settled over time then its definitely an option.
Good luck
Simon
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#3 *Christoph*
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Posted 17 February 2006 - 12:03 PM
Dear Carly,
just have a look on that.
Villas made for wheelchairs
They also have horsebackrides here and the sea is very close. Special institutions and transportation for disabled persons are also available. There is a heated pool given with a hoist so at least you can have a nice swim at home and if there is no opportunity to go out you will have SAT-TV and a DVD-Player and of course nice weather.
For any details write me an email (christoph@gestiones.com).
Christoph
just have a look on that.
Villas made for wheelchairs
They also have horsebackrides here and the sea is very close. Special institutions and transportation for disabled persons are also available. There is a heated pool given with a hoist so at least you can have a nice swim at home and if there is no opportunity to go out you will have SAT-TV and a DVD-Player and of course nice weather.
For any details write me an email (christoph@gestiones.com).
Christoph
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Posted 20 February 2006 - 04:46 AM
i am a para anf i too love to travel i just don't really know what i will do when i get there. Before i got hurt we went on crusies and went to Aruba, we too love the beach. I think i might try the cruise thing again but i am really nervous about going somewhere,
gary
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Posted 20 February 2006 - 07:33 AM
California is pretty accessible and very accomodating to people in chairs. If you can afford it, bring him to our state. Our amusement parks are accomodating to chairs and let you go thru the exit for first hand seating. Also, the beaches have the chairs that go on the beach. Some beaches in San Diego have hard packed sand so you can take your chair onto the sand. I have done it at several. On my first outing in the chair, I went to amusement parks since I had children. So I can't speak for the couple's fare. Just remember to have a sense of humor, because things will come up that make you angry 
...just laugh them away. 
...just laugh them away.
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