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Travel Tips for Caregivers

Traveling with your loved one is absolutely possible! With a little pre-planning and support, make it a goal to get out and make memories. Your

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June 2024

Summer Travel for Caregivers

Traveling with your loved one is absolutely possible!  With a little pre-planning and support, make it a goal to get out and make memories.  Your trips may look a little different than you originally thought they would but learn to enjoy the small moments and claim the smiles as victories! Here are some tips for traveling safer and being better prepared. 

 

Pre-Planning Tips:

  • Choose a family member to plan with you. Two minds are better than one
  • Book non-stop travel for flights and arrange assistance
  • Look for senior discounts- senior benefits, shorter lines
  • Travel Insurance: in case of injury or illness
  • Travel midday to avoid crowds and traffic: Shoulder Season
  • Don’t over schedule yourself. Space things out
  • Don’t advertise your absence on social media or with a lot of people
  • Let trusted folks know your itinerary.
  • Pack Light, fewer things-lighter bags
  • Book ground floor level or near elevators
  • Bus tours and travel packages do the planning for you!

 

Travel Tips:

  • Don’t travel alone and stay together!
  • Consider cruising: all inclusive, excursions are pre-arranged, limited mobility
  • Bring medications in bags
  • Don’t bring expensive jewelry, or cameras
  • Wear loose, layered clothing
  • Comfortable shoes for walking and standing
  • Stay hydrated, be cautious about food sources
  • Stay active to avoid blood clots and rest each day
  • Avoid Subways, use taxis and buses

 

Don’t forget to be the light to the world, wherever you go!

 

“And he said to them, “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.” Mark 16:15

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