Camping With A Chronic Illness + Disability - Tips & Tricks

Going camping while chronically ill can be difficult, but not impossible! These tips + tricks will help you on your next camping trip.
What Tips would you add?
Time Stamps:
Intro 00:00- 00:10
Booking a Campsite 00:11- 01:13
Taking Care of Yourself 01:14- 02:34
Managing Fatigue 02:35- 04:04
Bringing Activities 04:05- 05:06
Outro 05:07- 05:36
Camera: Sony ZV-1F
Video Editor: ClipChamp
Music: Romantic Light Acoustic Folk-
About Me!
Hi, I'm Lexi. My goal is to share insight into life with a chronic illness/disability. I hope to inspire others to pursue their dreams and passions despite their limitations or circumstances.
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[@triciaritenburg6288]

Awesome Video! Great tips.

[@beaulieuc8910]

Great

[@Rav3nclaw4Life]

Keep it up!!!

[@Dunn.a1]

❤️💪🏻

[@LisaDunn-fg1sw]

Great Job!!It is very educational!!

[@Dunn.a1]

Thank you! My goal is to raise awareness and educate those with a chronic illness/ disability.

[@emiliaordonez9433]

These are amazing tips! Thanks so much for sharing 🥹

[@Dunn.a1]

I appreciate your support! I hope you can use these tips to plan your next camping trip. Do you have any tips you would add?

[@singersa]

Thank you, Lexi! You reassured me that I can do this trip! ❤

[@Dunn.a1]

Planning a camping trip with a chronic illness or disability can be tedious. However, it is not impossible.
I wish you the best on your camping trip! I will be posting more tips + tricks for living with a chronic illness/disability on my TH-cam channel very soon.
Thank you for your support!

[@jlastre]

Being a guy I can’t do the ovulation thing, but everything else was appropriate advice. Thanks.

[@beaulieuc8910]

What about carrying stuff if you have no car 😊

[@cacheena10]

Amazon has great wagons with different wheels so like if you’re going off road they have that and sand ones it’s dope

[@Dunn.a1]

When I lived in Florida i used a beach wagon since they can carry a lot in there and the wheels are big enough to go over grass/sand/woodchips, etc. If you prefer to sleep in a cabin versus a tent, there are also many campgrounds that offer furnished cabins. If getting to a campsite isn't doable for you, I've totally camped out in my front yard before lol. If that doesn't work either you could make a fort with blankets and pillows and maybe some twinkle lights.

[@US-Watcher-nc1xr]

Nice to meet you . hello from China🖖

[@Dunn.a1]

Hello 👋 Thanks for watching