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Are You Traveling with a Disability or a Medical Condition?
A little prior planning can make your trip easier for you and for the security personnel. This article gives tips about pre-trip medical preparations, packing, documentation, security procedures, and other concerns for travelers with special needs. Submitted 01/18/08. |
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Air Passengers with Disabilities - Know Your Rights
The Air Carrier Access Act, and the Department of Transportation rule that implements it, set out procedures designed to ensure that disabled individuals have the same opportunity as anyone else to enjoy a pleasant flight. This article explains. Submitted 01/02/08. |
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Do You Know What Travel Insurance Actually Covers?
Getting the right travel insurance - insurance that is flexible and affordable - can help you to avoid problems while you travel. However, do you know the extent of the insurance that you purchase? Pre-existing conditions impose restrictions. Submitted 09/03/07. |
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Why is it so Hard for Seniors to Get Travel Insurance?
Travel insurers seem to think that people over the age of 65 are more likely to make a claim for medical care, so the cost of travel insurance can be more than double the premium of someone younger. Can you do anything about this predicament? Submitted 08/10/07. |
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It is not Impossible to Keep Fit While you Travel: Proof
By Kathy Steinemann We often plan our vacations to take advantage of every sightseeing opportunity - with no time for relaxation. Although it may seem impossible to maintain an exercise routine amid all the commotion, it can be done. Read on for some easy exercise tips. Submitted 05/30/07, edited 11/10/11. |
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6 Tips for Eating Healthy While Dining Out
Unless you're a total recluse, you will never be able to completely avoid dining out. There will be times when you'll have to, such as vacations and business trips. Yuko Shoji has a few tips for your next dining out experience. Submitted 05/19/07. |
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Traveling with Bad Back and Pinched Sciatic Nerve Symptoms?
We all need a break. If you have back pain or pinched sciatic nerve symptoms, you probably need one more than most. Here is a back pain relief travel plan to help you cope while you travel. Submitted 05/16/07. |
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Tropical Beaches - Relaxing Sunny Days - and Swimmer's Ear
By Kathy Steinemann Hawaii, the Caribbean, or on the beaches of Australia? Unfortunately, swimming, scuba diving, and snorkeling often precede a condition known as 'swimmer's ear'. Submitted 05/13/07, edited 11/10/11. |
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Motion Sickness Making Travel Miserable? Try These Tips!
By Kathy Steinemann Motion sickness can make any trip miserable for you. It goes by other names as well, including car sickness and seasickness. This condition has symptoms varying from slight dizziness to fatigue to headache to overwhelming nausea. Submitted 05/13/07, edited 11/10/11. |
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Adult Sunscreen and Sunscreen for Kids: Different or Not?
By Kathy Steinemann Travel involves sun exposure. Many people like to spend considerable time outdoors while they are on vacation. You are probably aware that excessive sun exposure can cause skin aging and cancer. Over-exposure for children is even more devastating. Submitted 05/13/07, edited 11/10/11. |
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