Travel with disability and enthusiasm: accessible independent travel for all
Post series still to come on WanderingWounded.com: First World War Battlefields, including: Visiting the Western Front in France Visiting the Western Front in Belgium More than 30 site guides from the Great War battlefields of France and Belgium Travel and anxiety, including: How to plan to minimise anxiety How to cope on the road SuccessfulContinue Reading “Spoilers! Looking Ahead…”
October is Selective Mutism Awareness Month. I’m sharing my experience as part of a series of posts on travelling with anxiety. A Silent Child “She doesn’t speak in class.” That’s how my ten-year-old classmates explained it. Not “she can’t speak”, not “she won’t speak”, just a matter-of-fact behavioural observation, uttered in a non-judgemental chorusContinue Reading “A Silent Child: Growing up with Selective Mutism”
I’ve established a few different ways to get updates, and each is unique in its purpose so I won’t be duplicating content, even if there are a few links here and there. The exception is Bloglovin’, which was new to me but after a couple of requests I’m happy to sign up! You can readContinue Reading “Social Media Roundup”
Welcome to WanderingWounded.com, a resource for independent travel! What’s it all about, Alfie? First of all, my name isn’t Alfie. I’m KB, and you can check out my bio on the right, or at the bottom of this post. My mother has also been roped into this project and is currently looking up the GenevaContinue Reading “Welcome to WanderingWounded.com!”
