Advantages of full time RVing?
Just wondered what are the advantages of full time RVing? We are thinking of hitting the roads full time. What are the tax advantages, disadvantages, etc., if we hit the road? We will both be...
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dogvetia wrote:
Love Motorhoming but like many also like some "roots". My biggest fear if fulltiming with no "stick" house to return to is what happens when one has a heart attack, cancer strikes, need some type of surgery with several weeks etc recover? I suppose you can do it in a MH but what do most of you full timers do in this scenario? tom
I can answer the question about surgery. I have had leg surgery twice and an amputation once, while living in our trailer. I have found it was actually BETTER than in a house. My surgeon once started discussing crutches, as I would not be able to use my right leg for 6 weeks. I told him I would not need them.
He countered with: "Oh yeah, how far is it from your bed to the bathroom?" I could honesty respond: “About two feet from the end of the bed to the potty." I found that the close quarters actually helped. There was always a hand hold to steady myself, and everything was close by.
If I have limited mobility in the future, give me our travel trailer over a house any day.
