Hopefully by early next year I'll be driving my new everyday chair. I've had my current Quantum 6000z chair for almost a decade now, and will be getting an Ottobock B6R rear-wheel drive chair. Gonna be a bit of an adjustment period going from a mid-wheel drive to a rear-wheel drive again.

Unfortunately I don't have any back-up plan regarding my Cpap machine at night. It's probably something I would need to consider doing in the event of a blackout. When it currently occurs I just take my mask off and try to fall back to sleep, but it's probably not the best fallback option.

A friend of mine works for getaboutable, which is like an aggregate website for accessible traveling and has some features to help with finding accessible accommodation too throughout Australia!

https://www.getaboutable.com/

I realise that I'm about a year and a half late with my contribution to this thread, but hopefully there's some lurkers that might find this info helpful.

Hi Carolyn, I'm so glad it is working out for you. I'm doing okay been a bit busy working on a few projects at the moment. We do need to get more people on here.

Very sorry for the delay, please contact our Client Services Manager, Joan Martin on 0448098744. She has been in touch with a recommended Psychologist who has worked with people with MD and is not too far from the Byron area.

Hi Emma, It looks like you have created a small group for MDWA - you can use this as a place to post messages to each other that only the three of you can see depending on the privacy settings of your group.

@CrazyGardenLady No but it looks amazing have you been able to give it a go?

Sorry for the delay on following up. Palliative Care is a subcategory of Wellness. I created a new subcategory called Mental Health. Now I know how to add them if there's any you'd like to see, let me know.

@Anthony Awesome! Cheers Anthony

@Anthony also check out our resources here: https://mdnsw.org.au/the-peer-collective/accessing-s*x-worker-resources/
But then I re-read your original post, and these resources won't be helpful. Sorry.