Severe fatigue, muscle pain..enjoying parks during busiest time of year - The DIS Discussion Forums

Tinker'n'Fun · 12-13-2012, 01:41 PM

I was stubborn like you last year when we went for our dream vacation. The day after Christmas we went to MK. It was so busy that it was physically hard for anyone to walk around, less someone with any type of problem. I had to leave. My children wanted me to get the wheelchair. I didn't.

When we got home my daughter who at the time was just 18 came to me and asked why I was being so stubborn. That if it was anyone else in the family I would have insisted. I really think that children will adapt better than you think. Forewarn them, get them used to the fact that you will have whatever type of aid you choose, then do it.

I missed a whole day at the parks with my family. I can never get that back.

Good luck and I hope you have a very magical vacation.

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12-13-2012, 01:41 PM	#14
Tinker'n'Fun "apple", peaches, "pumpkin pie", who's not ready holler "I"... i'm just trying to be optimistic! I am SO CLUELESS and I hate it!! Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Ask, I may tell! Posts: 7,901	I was stubborn like you last year when we went for our dream vacation. The day after Christmas we went to MK. It was so busy that it was physically hard for anyone to walk around, less someone with any type of problem. I had to leave. My children wanted me to get the wheelchair. I didn't. When we got home my daughter who at the time was just 18 came to me and asked why I was being so stubborn. That if it was anyone else in the family I would have insisted. I really think that children will adapt better than you think. Forewarn them, get them used to the fact that you will have whatever type of aid you choose, then do it. I missed a whole day at the parks with my family. I can never get that back. Good luck and I hope you have a very magical vacation.