Vacations for those with limited mobility
I'm hoping I'm jumping the gun on this, but my son dislocated his knee a couple of weeks ago and is currently in a large brace and will be starting PT soon. Recovery from this type of injury can be an...
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We have a supervisor at work who is in a manual wheelchair that he pushes around backwards with one foot. The other day I saw him hooking up to his 30' Travel trailer. He also has a tracked all terrain wheel chair for getting out to his favorite hunting spot. I sure don't think he is letting his mobility challenge holding him back.
The other day while in Cades Cove, Great Smokey Mtn NP, saw tracks from an all terrain wheelchair 1/2 mile from the parking lot before a log prevented his progress.
What I'm trying to say is the mobility will only slow him as much as he will let it stop him.
Let's also not forget those that will never walk again according to the docs but are now walking or some even running marathons.
I think you are worried to much about the bad that could happen and should instead be concentrating more on his recovery while getting back to doing what y'all enjoy.
The other day while in Cades Cove, Great Smokey Mtn NP, saw tracks from an all terrain wheelchair 1/2 mile from the parking lot before a log prevented his progress.
What I'm trying to say is the mobility will only slow him as much as he will let it stop him.
Let's also not forget those that will never walk again according to the docs but are now walking or some even running marathons.
I think you are worried to much about the bad that could happen and should instead be concentrating more on his recovery while getting back to doing what y'all enjoy.
