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A travel blog for part-time wheelchair users.
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The Bimblers is a travel blog for part-time wheelchair users.
Rob and Bridget are fondly known as Britain’s most unlikely travel bloggers because they’re older and travel in a wheelchair.
On the blog, Rob and Bridget promote accessible travel in the U.K. and Ireland including: staycations, days out, walks and accommodation.
Also, The Bimblers share their travel tips, recommended travel aids and services to make travelling with a chronic illness or disability easier.
Assistance dogs, also known as service dogs, are the specially trained dogs that serve a crucial role in the everyday lives of those with disabilities. For wheelchair users, mobility assistance dogs can be trained to perform a wide range of tasks such as opening and closing doors, retrieving items from the floor and even turning small switches on and off. In this article, we look at how mobility assistance dogs can travel safely in mobility cars and wheelchair accessible vehicles. There are many varieties of these on the market; some plug directly into the car’s seatbelt socket and others require you to plug the seat belt into the empty seat first and then attach your dog’s harness to the belt afterwards.
I’m able to use the stairlift to reduce my pain and frustration. Those days involved getting up, getting dressed, getting washed, going to work, doing a full day’s graft, coming home and socialising. The final rest break of the day involves curling up on the couch and pondering the day gone by. I’m obliged to do things as a carer, want to do things as a carer, but my body and brain have different priorities.
Those of you suffering from chronic illness, especially a chronic illness that involves pain, will understand why I’m willing to try anything to dial down the pain. I’m not talking about the type of Cannabis that gets you off your head, I’m talking about Cannabis extracts that are legal to use in the UK. A Biopurus oil contains all ingredients present in the plant, not only the cannabinoids and terpenoids but also the lipids, plant waxes, chlorophyll, flavonoids and other important phytonutrients present in Cannabis Sativa L. Unlike other oils, which are either cold or hot filtrated, raw oils are CO2 extracted and the most natural form the extract can be. The pain didn’t subside so Organic Hemp Tea Bags are not for me.
This is How Travel Bloggers Pay for Travel Despite travelling the world, staying in luxury hotels and sampling some of the most exotic destinations, many travel bloggers work full time at a job. You often find many bloggers work part-time at a job and part-time on their blogs, some of them use skills they’ve learned through their blog to earn an income and we’ll look at that below. In a nutshell, bloggers become affiliates of different companies, they talk about or review products and services and when someone clicks on the affiliate link and goes on to buy the product or service the blogger earns a commission. And, there are dedicated companies who work with hundreds of companies so a blogger can join once and have access to these companies affiliate programs Affiliate Window and ShareAsale are two of the most popular.