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History
Keith started to rely on a wheelchair several years ago when his two sons were quite young. Among many problems faced by Keith and Jane was the uncertainty of what facilities were going to be available when traveling. With two small boys, as well as a husband dependant on a wheelchair. Jane felt more and more unconfident about going anywhere new, or risking traveling at all. After all, how would she cope if things were not suitable for Keith when they arrived. Eventually it became obvious that the holiday options were limited to places they had been before and they knew were suitable.
Fortunately, in their case, they had been to Florida and knew what was available. Also they had help, as Jane’s mother was able to go with them. Keith is fortunate. He can walk with crutches and has almost full use of his arms, but their experiences made both him and Jane very aware of how difficult it is for disabled parents to take their children on holiday.
There are many charities that take disabled children to Florida, and some that take disabled adults, but very few that enable the whole family to have a Florida holiday together.
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