u/flyingsusquatch

Currently working on getting my wife onboard to go on a cruise in the next year or so. She does have a mobility issue, so that can cause issues. She can stand, but she can’t walk long distances.

I know there are services where you can have a mobility scooter dropped off in your stateroom.

My main thoughts are if we should use a travel planner or not.

We don’t travel. Never been on a cruise before. This is us dipping our toes into the water and bringing our daughter (10 years old) with us for the fun.

My understanding is that a planner would basically handle the heavy lifting. Booking the mobility scooter, checking for rate drops, and the things like that. We basically say “here are the dates we are free, our budget, and some things we want to do”.

Is it better or worse to do that way? Based on your experiences, what would you do?

My wife’s mobility issues are related to MS, so it isn’t something where she will be healing and it won’t be an issue in the future.

During Appleseed events I have an issue in prone. Laying down with my head up causes my vision to blur badly.

I am still breathing, I’m not holding my breath or anything similar. I am chubby, so it could be a body thing. But I am not massively obese. I have adjusted my scope and rings for proper sight picture.

Has anyone else had a similar issue or problem? Any thoughts on how to fix this? Just really odd and has some concerns.