Earlier this month I received an email from Sally James, a freelance writer who has recently been working with one of the UK’s leading travel portals on a guide for people with disabilities, showing how even on a cruise they can enjoy full mobility and accessibility help.
Sally asked me if I would be interested in seeing what she has written, and of course I said “Yes.” And after looking it over, I thought the guides would be worth sharing on my blog.
Although I have mentioned some of these points in my 2-10-14 post about our Eastern Caribbean Cruise – “It’s All About MEE” – I think it’s great to have another person’s perspective!
The first link covers mobility equipment at sea, and the second is a general guide for disabled cruisers.
I asked Sally to tell me a little about herself and what inspired her to write these guides. In her own words:
“I worked in the travel industry for nearly two decades before taking a step back to spend more time with my family, [and] raise my daughters. I started writing to help bring some money in, so it’s natural to cover traveling. A few months ago I went on a cruise with my mother and sister. My sister lost the use of her legs in a car accident and [we] were unsure she would be able to enjoy the cruise as much as us, but we were pleasantly surprised. It gave me the idea to write about mobility equipment.”
Anything Is Possible Travel 