Travel when walking all day is not possible

Wendi: a stick, longer distances and a lighter plan

Wendi’s account for the MS Trust explains that she uses a walking stick and uses a manual wheelchair or mobility scooter for longer distances. She describes travel to Japan, the United States and Europe, and a solo flight to Bali. Her way of planning a day is to choose one priority sight and treat anything else as extra; she also describes arranging airport assistance.

References: MS Trust

The MS Trust links her travel videos at TikTok @wobblywendi. Her account discusses the journey and choices around it as well as mobility aids, making it useful to someone who wants a travel perspective rather than only a sequence of access ratings.

References: MS Trust · Wobblywendi

In a seaside holiday video, Wendi takes her walking stick from the hotel to a waterfront café, pauses on a bench and shows how she gets from the café to her next stop. She films the seafront and lunch as well as her journey with the stick. Another holiday video spends its time on a meal and the view from a boat, with the practical journey in the background; the trip itself remains the subject.

Megan and Dave: a long weekend in Seattle

Megan Grosenberg writes that a Seattle long weekend was the first trip after Dave obtained his travel wheelchair. In her account, they walked and rolled from their accommodation near the convention centre to Pike Place Market, then the Seattle Aquarium and back: roughly nine miles in total on one charge. She describes crowds moving in front of the wheelchair at the market, even as Dave explored it.

References: Gait to Gate Travel

Lunch introduced a different challenge. Megan reports that their chosen restaurant was down half a flight of stairs: Dave walked down and she carried his wheelchair. The contrast between a long rolling day and an unexpectedly awkward lunch entrance shows how the trip unfolded between the main sights.

References: Gait to Gate Travel

On a separate short holiday, Megan films a day out with Dave: they leave their lodging with his travel wheelchair, follow a waterfront route to lunch and pause together at a bench before returning. She shows loading the chair for the return journey and the two of them choosing a table with a view. The film follows the outing as a couple, including the practical transitions and the part they came to enjoy.

Planning the space between stops

Wendi’s one-priority approach and Megan’s Seattle account answer different questions. Wendi describes how she keeps the day’s ambitions manageable; Megan shows the distance between stops, crowds and the extra work at an entrance. A city itinerary can make those connecting moments as visible as the attraction itself.

Megan’s holiday video includes the couple’s shared stops and the work of bringing the chair along. Wendi’s videos follow travel with her stick as well as the meals and scenery that make a holiday memorable.

Sources and attribution

1. MS Trust

   Travelling with MS: finding freedom one journey at a timePublished Jun 30, 2025 · Recorded Oct 29, 2026

2. Gait to Gate Travel

   Welcome to Gait to Gate Travel with the GrosenbergsPublication date not listed · Recorded Oct 29, 2026

3. Wobblywendi

   Wobblywendi on TikTokPublication date not listed · Recorded Oct 29, 2026