I need help taking my mom who has mult disabilities to disney.Never done before.

[abaldacci]

where do I rent a scooter?
where does she do here nebulizer treatment in the park and how do I keep her cool. help I so want to take her and it is a suprise.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Hi and to disABILITIES!

I would suggest starting by clickin on where it says "disABILTIES" at the top of this page it will take you to the Index. One of the top items is the "disABILTIES FAQ" which will gives lots of useful information, including where people rent ECVs.

And each park has a RN-staffed First Aid station. You can store items/medications there and they will also provide a private area for the nebulizer tratments.

Or, if you want an easier route, click on the link in my signature.

 

[ireland_nicole]

Cheshire Figment has already given you great info slo I'll just add; re: keeping her cool-The first thing is to(if you can) carefully choose when to go. There's a big difference between the weather in August and the weather in Nov.-March. I would also choose times during the value season; even an air conditioned area heats up quickly when there's a lot of bodies around. The second thing is to have a touring plan that plans for attractions that are in air conditioning-to be honest, most things at WDW are. I recommend Table Service Lunches at a time before 12pm as a great way to relax in air conditioning as well. Finally, as Cheshire Figment said, First Aid is always a comfortable, cool spot to rest. Have a great trip!

 

[CoryDKross]

Hello, just to piggy back off the other information I wanted to add that the staff at the First Aid areas are so nice! I have a disabled brother, and they had a cot for him to rest (and be changed) and also offered him juice and water and the air conditioning felt so good (this was in May).

I am sure you will have a great time!

Be sure to get your Mom on Soarin' at Epcot, my Mom got on and I thought she was a kid!

Enjoy!