How I get To London In My Wheelchair ♿️| Traveling to LONDON’S BRITISH HISTORY MUSEUM

Showing you how i get to London in my wheelchair. We decided to visit London’s British history museum. The Museum was very easy to get to, it was just the London traffic that was a little bad, but could have been worse.
Since suffering my spinal cord injury, and becoming paraplegic I tend to prefer to drive to London when possible. I find this is easer for the whole family. as we can escort all our bags and things that we need. My poor husband is the one who has to carry it all. When traveling to London if you are registered disabled you do not have to pay congestion charges. You can’t park on double yellows in London. You have to park in a pay meter, and you have to pay, but you do get an extra hour free!!! whooooo.
The museum is very near to Great Ormond Street Hospital. We found pay parking, around the back of the hospital, and there were about 5 or 6 disabled parking bays. If you were to get there early you may get lucky and be able to park there
The museum was very accessible, with accessible toilets. And if you needed too, you can hire wheelchairs. Also the best part of the day was that entrance to the museum was free, but you are requested to make a small donation. :)
After suffering my spinal cord injury i have really had to adapt in life. So Im sowing you my disability lifestyle to raise disability awareness. as a disabled woman and a woman in a wheelchair who is paralysed, I thought it would be interesting for you to see, and hopefully give you some inspiration and motivation so that you can live more independently. wether you are paraplegic or quadriplegic i hope that i can help you.
i have lots of interesting disability videos, a lot of videos on how to cope with a disability and living life in a wheelchair, wether you are a girl boy woman or man. i have some paraplegic exercise videos, and advice. its important to keep your fitness levels up as much as possible as this can when physically and mentally with depression.
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[@Wheelsnoheels]

Let me know your favourite city. :)

[@rachelthomas5120]

Wheelsnoheels I don’t know probably just my town in the Kawartha’s in Ontario

[@Anne-ambesten]

Brisbane! But I live in London. Miss the sunshine and big skies.

[@notdaisyadoptme6907]

What a grate little vlog. I can't wait to see more like this. Your daughter is beautiful, and the museum looks amazing,. I thought the tips you gave about traveling to London with a disability are very informative.

[@Wheelsnoheels]

thank you. I'm glad it was useful. :)

[@lizdyson3627]

Awesome Video.

[@natashakingston4738]

Brilliant video

[@joyce5290]

I’m from the Netherlands and my absolute favorite museum is the Rijksmuseum or the Stedelijk museum both in Amsterdam. They are so good in doing art education absolutely love their options for kids! And both so accessible!

[@etheraldee111]

I think this is such a inspiring video. You are truly beautiful and inspiring. You deserve so many great things to come your way

[@Wheelsnoheels]

thank you :)

[@trinidadchapa4287]

I'm watching from the United States of America and l enjoy watching your videos.

[@RhiannaAries1]

Great video 🙌🏾 thanks for sharing 💗

[@Wheelsnoheels]

glad you enjoyed it.

[@billm6294]

I visited London my first and only time (I live in the US) in 2016 and it was marvelous. I loved this video so much, it brought back wonderful memories. Your section showing the traffic was so spot on LOL I saw a few incidents like that. I hope you make more vids like this in the future, and bless your beautiful family! ♥

[@Wheelsnoheels]

Thank you for your support Bill. Im glad you enjoyed it. I really enjoy vlogging, and I'm thinking of investing in a better camera for it. Im glad you enjoyed my home country. Where did you visit in London? xx

[@billm6294]

We hit many of the touristy spots. Buckingham Palace, Westminster, London Eye, Churchill War Room, British Museum. Learned to use the tube, and people were so helpful to a foreigner. ♥

[@Wheelsnoheels]

ahhh thats nice to hear. I love all those places. Im only an hour outside London, and I still get very excited seeing the sights :)

[@MarksMusicCollection]

Hi. First time viewer and yes I clicked Subscribe. :) Very informative in a relaxed casual way. Thanks for taking us to the museum with you! I did wonder if you got your extra hr parking. lol Hope so! Anyway..... HI, I'm Mark from New Zealand. I am looking forward to exploring your channel more. :) :) Thanks for this upload.

[@Wheelsnoheels]

Hey Mark. Lovely to have you on board. I hope you enjoy my content. I have lots of exciting videos coming up. :)

[@rachelthomas5120]

I live in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦. I don’t know what museum to recommend I don’t like museums because their crowded and loud and I just don’t like crowds but one that I like a bit is the science museum in Montréal or Québec I’m not sure I haven’t been since I was 7 or 8 and I’m 14 now so I don’t remember much about it.

[@Wheelsnoheels]

Ooo that sounds fun though. I have been to BC and we did lots of museums and things there. :)

[@sunny4lady]

2:51 I will never understand why people take these risks. The guy in the truck can't even see the bike. Its a recipe for disaster :-(