dayakster.....
Good for you for not allowing your sons disabilities interfere with your ability to share the love of camping with your children. Sadly, there are still folk who think it is too much effort.
Years ago we saw a MH modified to suit a young girl who had severe disabilities. The door was changed to have a lift for her chair and the master bedroom was modified to suit her needs, hospital bed, bathroom etc. Her elderly grandparents had custody of her. She was a paraplegic and blind. Grandpa took her every day and held her in the lake so she could feel the water ripple as she heard the loons or other children playing in the water. Those grandparents were devoted to that child and deserve sainthood some day!
