Traveling FT vs being anchored
I get that some people simply want the smaller living they get in an RV as opposed to a McMansion. A lot of them don't seem to travel but park and live in one spot (or two if they are snowbirds). For ...
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Dog Folks wrote:You can buy RV's built to handle wheel chairs. I know New Horizon builds them.travelingbug wrote:
Can you physically live in your RV if you become disabled (i.e. walker, wheelchair)?
I am presently disabled.
Don't need a wheel chair yet, although narrow ones are available.
I have had surgery twice that required no weight bearing on my right leg/foot for 6 weeks. Got past it just fine.
As a matter of fact, I think it was better in the trailer than a large house. Less distance to negotiate, and have handholds throughout that are always in reach.
