Holiday

[Pullman]

I have very poor mobility due to osteoarthritis but have resisted succumbing to a wheelchair as yet,on the other hand my husband is very fit so my problem is looking for a holiday that we could both enjoy especially with my limitations. We are both almost seventy and in our time have travelled around quite a lot,now we are just not sure what route to go down. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[Buenchico]

Please help us to help you. Are you looking for, say, a short break in the UK, a city break in Europe, a sunny beach holiday abroad or something really ambitious involving long-haul travel?

It probably won't help much if you're thinking of a month in Australia and we suggest a B&B in Bognor. Equally, the converse is clearly true as well!

[bednobs]

what about cruise?

[Islay]

I Agree a cruise would be ideal.

[Tilly2]

....a cruise with a suite...

[melv16]

A cruise... Prison with the risk of drowning :-)

[Pullman]

I saw my GP for a routine check up and mentioned to him that I was feeling very washed out and I wondered if I was a bit anemic. He suggested I had my vitamin D level checked, outcome of which I discovered mine was reading 5, normal reading is between 50- 70. Now after a high level course of vit D tablets I feel so much better and have less aches and pains. Never having been aware of this before I thought it might be worth letting people people know as many people I have talked to were unaware that lack of Vit D could cause problems.

[shoota]

Glad you're feeling better :-)
What have you decided about a holiday?

[Pullman]

We are going on a self catering holiday with family so we shall enjoy having our grandchildren around and we will be able to enjoy some old fashioned entertainment in the evenings, 'ie' cards and dominoes as there is no wifi!!!