Tag: injury
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Accessibility Onboard Celebrity Silhouette
Lifts – there are 12 lifts onboard. All spacious with easy access to call buttons. They get busy at particular times such as dinner times and theatre times. Other than that, not usually more than a 2 minute wait if that. Lifts go to all floors with the exception of the retreat deck. This is a sun…
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
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An Evening Out
Evenings out are no longer spontaneous or frequent. Some considerable planning goes into everything. Where are we going, how do we get there, what’s the seating situation like, accessibility, can a helper and the wheelchair fit into the accessible bathroom, do we need carers? And then, there’s a later bedtime to consider – how to…
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
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London, Wembley
Wembley Stadium: Never did I think I’d be heading to Wembley to watch Bolton Wanders play Plymouth Argyle! But as a Bolton fan, dad wanted to watch the football and, disability shouldn’t hold him back. Yes it takes a little more organising and some reshuffling of the care planner but we made it happen. We…
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
Daily Life with a C4/C5 Spinal Cord Injury 