Cruising With Long COVID: Why She Sails Anyway #1 #accessibilitymatters #cruisecommunity #cruise
🛳️ Can you still cruise with health problems or limited mobility? For the real AI Cruise Granny, yes. On a ship your room is always close when you need to rest. The fun doesn't end. It just pauses. 💙 👭👵 In 2023, long COVID had her wondering if she'd ever cruise again. So she booked one, with her sister and her stepmom Polywag, fresh off her second round of chemo. Now they cruise two to four times a year. 📝 Her first tip for cruising with a disability: tell your cruise line what you need when you book. On Royal Caribbean, the Guest Special Needs Form is due at least 30 days before you sail. Your line has its own deadline, so check with them. ⚓ Then check your ports: some you walk off, some need a tender boat. 🌊 🗺️ Free port guide on every port page: https://sailsanyway.com/ports 📘 Free Accommodations Guide: https://sailsanyway.com/#guide 👋 Meet the real cruiser behind the AI twin: https://sailsanyway.com/who 🎰 Cruise tips, port guides and casino comps: https://aicruisegranny.com One traveler's experience, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before you travel. This video features an AI twin. The story, photos and tender video are a real person's. https://sailsanyway.com/disclosure #SailsAnyway #AccessibleCruising #LongCovid #Shorts