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Many American families have a member who is disabled, whether it be a child, an adult, or an elderly person
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Formerly, being disabled meant stuck at home, but in this new age, disabled people have gotten out of the closet, pushed for reforms in accommodations and transportation, and taken themselves from the category of tax user to tax payer. In other words, more independent! This also gives freedom to the family. Here are ways to accommodate a disabled family member in your everyday and holiday travel plans. Accommodating a Disabled Family Member by Mode of Transportation Traveling by car: US and foreign automakers produce vans that can be adapted for wheelchair access. Two popular kinds of ramps are: The fold-up...