Hacks You NEED To Know When Travelling With PD

It is normal to worry about whether you have prepared everything you need before a big trip, but particularly so when you have Parkinson’s.
Today we join Vicky and Shafaq as they share their travel tips for a smooth, stress-free vacation, where PD doesn’t take centre stage.
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[@michellenye3742]

I have ME and I have the sunflower lanyard and it is so useful I find this channel useful as I suffer with chronic illness and can relate to some of points you make

[@LivedHealthParks]

We're so glad you've found the channel useful. The lanyard is a great tool for many people, have you found it useful outside the UK at all?

[@michellenye3742]

@@LivedHealthParks I haven't used it abroad as I am not well enough to travel. I find the sunflower lanyard useful in this country