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Living the Could Life

Life becomes different for those who experience later-in-life challenges. Living The Could LIfe offers tips adjusting your life so that you can still travel and do all the things that you love. No toxic positivity here, just lived experiences from hosts and guests.

Podcast · By Robert and Theresa · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Traveling With Dietary Issues (opens the original)

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    How to prepare for traveling with Dietary Issues Traveling with dietary issues may discourage some from traveling at all. Fortunately, there are many ways to plan ahead if you have dietary issues, a problem that some find embarrassing, limiting and depressing But, there is hope in the travel world for those willing to make some changes in how they are traveling with dietary issues. In this episode, we offer several suggestions. As with any type of body disruptors, changes need to be made. If you

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Change Theories for Better Travel (opens the original)

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    Our travel improves when we understand change theories. Ouch! A later-in-life bodily issue forced us to look at some change theories. No way would we give up travel, but no way could we travel in the same way that we used to. Searching the web showed us a few change theories that seemed strange at first. However, we started using such change theories in our daily lives. Of the several change theories that we learned about, one of our favorites is the Spoon Theory. We use that personally quite of

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Cruising the Midwest. Really? Alaska? (opens the original)

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    It's a joke that you can cruise the Midwest. Or is it not? It's definitely not a joke that cruising the Midwest is a real thing. In this episode you will not only hear about cruising the Midwest, but also cruising in Alaska. Two entirely different experiences. But, they have so much in common. Both explore parts of the world that some might miss. Both are welcoming to guests with disabilities. Take a listen. to learn about cruising the Midwest. Then, continue to hear about a special Alaska cruis

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    How to Travel Easily with a Disability (opens the original)

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    Reprieve Traveling with a disability, and feeling age proud, are core foundations of Living the Could Life. We packaged an overview of some episodes using Google Notebook. We run out of spoons, too! The first part of this broadcast jumps around a bit. However, it is entertaining and full of helpful information. Take a listen to learn more about Traveling with a Disability, staying age proud, and taking advantage of traveling tips. Living The Could Life contains affiliate links. They don’t cost y

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Finding the Perfect Care Giver (opens the original)

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    Who Will Care? Finding the perfect caregiver for those with a new disability is no easy task. There is so much to be considered. Both the caregiver and the receiver have special needs. In this episode, we offer a few suggestions for finding the perfect caregiver - one who understands the enormity of the job and who can commit to assisting. The receiver of the assistance also needs to understand what a huge undertaking the caregiver assumes. Living The Could Life contains affiliate links. They do

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