People are always eager in knowing the secret to happier life and that’s why people already know what would make them happy. But you might be missing out something from your list which you do not know can make you happier and more active. There is no harm in exploring some more activities which will help you maintain your enthusiastic nature.

Some activities which you should not miss out of your fun bucket list are below. So just don’t forget to add this fun activity on your bucket list and don’t miss any chance of doing these.

 

1. Bowling

Bowling is one of the games usually played by children and adults as a fun activity. Different gaming zones and gaming clubs have bowling for people to enjoy their time but the best part is that physically handicapped people can also opt for bowling and enjoy it. People should not take themselves for granted and should go for it.

One can teach them how to play and that’s it! They are ready to play and enjoy its fun part.

2. Beach

 

Look at your city and state wherever you find a beach, go and visit the beach. It will give you the inner peace you need in your life along with the fun part. Beaches are always the best part of vacations and ramps for wheelchair accessibility are provided to enjoy your vacation to the fullest.

 

3. Shooting

 

Shooting is one of the interesting hobbies of people and some people are even addicted to it. But due to disability people don’t take it as seriously as before which is not good.

So, wheelchair accessible shooting clubs are running for people who like shooting. So, this is one of the options to go with.

4. Fishing

People who enjoy fishing or for Whom fishing is a hobby, should not ignore their hobbies and interest because of the disabilities. There is always a way achieve your task and same is with this also. Specially wheelchair accessible fishing associations are made at some places for people with disabilities.

5. Boating

Some people love water and being around it is there one of the hobbies but they are either scared of swimming or they can’t. So, boating is a safer option for people like these.

Now the question is can disabled people also opt for it without any risk?  So, answer to your question is yes, anyone can opt for boating as one of the activities for fun.

Special boats are arranged for disabled so that they have access to ramps or boats without any hurdles and facilities are provided inside boat also. Some of the boating associations provide boats for such purpose on rent also.

6. Zoo visit

Visiting zoo is perhaps a very interesting place anyone can visit when bored. And for disabled people wheelchair, accessible paths are made at the zoo for handicapped people. Sometimes wheelchairs are provided in rent also for people who need it.

7. Parachute

Parachute is one of the most exciting activities to do for people in the modern era. Also, it is a fantasy for some people and now has become fun and thrill activity to go for. If you ever get a chance for it, you should never miss it. And with the growing facilities, disabled can also enjoy this activity if they are the adventurous type of person and they are missing it.

Some associations and clubs have started parachute especially for disabled to make them feel alive and experience the thrill.

8. Camping

People who love adventure and nature have the best option of camping when planning to visit any place or planning any activities with friends.

It will give you a break from your day to day life and make you feel fresh. Special ramps for wheelchair accessibility are also given at main places and other basic facilities are also there to make them feel comfortable.

Born fire is a very interesting activity which people enjoy and is the best part of camping.

9. Scuba diving

You might be thinking that how scuba diving is possible with disabled people, but it is! Gone are those days when disabled people use to curse themselves for being unable to do any specific task of their interest. Scuba diving is one of them which was impossible earlier for people with wheelchairs but now it is possible with all the requirements and accessibility.

Infact handicapped people will feel a different type of experience of weightlessness in scuba diving.

10.Indoor games

Sometimes indoor games are the best to involve handicapped people and make them self-aware about their interest and hobbies.

These types of games are a refreshing part of their day to day activity. Some of them are:

 

• Passing the parcel
• Red handed
• Hide n seek

11. Long drive/site seeing

I don’t think there is probably anyone who doesn’t like exploring places. There are chances that you are missing out some places of your own city or which you have not seen. long drive or site seeing is the best option of all for enjoying your time and making it your best memories. So, go get your car and keep exploring.

12. Skying

Skying is possibly the best thing you can do in winters for thrill and enjoyment. Especially when you are with someone, it will surely make your day with people around you. And for disabled people, wheelchair accessibility tracks are provided to make them comfortable even when Skying.

Now you must be knowing that there are no fewer activities to enjoy with anyone even with disabilities. And there are always better ways to overcome any hurdles at least in this modern era. So never give up on your happiness and keep finding it where ever you go.

 

 

 

You’re coughing, your nose is running, and you are feeling congested. You might think you have a cold, but you may actually be dealing with an allergy. They can be difficult to tell apart. Many people are surprised to learn that they share several symptoms, and knowing which one you are afflicted with can help you choose the correct treatment.

With both colds and allergies, you may have sneezing, a runny nose, and feel congested. While you may have throat pain with either, if you have an allergy your throat is more likely to feel scratchy than sore. You may also experience coughing with either a cold or allergy, but this is far more common with a cold, and a cough from a cold will be deeper in the chest. Itchy, watery eyes and itchy ears are common features of an allergy, but are almost never seen with a cold. The most distinguishing symptom, however, is the presence of fever and/or body aches. If you have either of these, you are definitely fighting a cold. Allergies do not cause fevers or an aching body.

Cold vs Allergy

Another way to figure out if whether you have a cold or an allergy to something is to see how your symptoms respond to treatment. You can try taking an over-the-counter antihistamine to see if your symptoms diminish or stop altogether. If this works, then you have an allergy, as a cold would not respond to these medications. In fact, if you have a cold, there is nothing you can take to make it stop because a cold is virus that must run its course. You can only try to ease some of the symptoms by taking over-the-counter cold remedies or targeted medications to alleviate specific symptoms (such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen for aches and pains).

Another treatment to test would be to try to remove the source of potential allergens. Avoid the outdoors in the morning as much as possible, because pollen counts are at their highest then. Keep pets and plants out of your bedroom. And, finally, try showering at night to remove pollen from your hair and body. If any of these helps with symptoms, then you have an allergy.

How long has this been going on?

The surest way to tell the difference between the common cold and an allergy is the duration of the symptoms. Even though there is nothing you can do to stop a cold, you will probably only suffer from it for about ten days at the most. If your congestion and runny nose last more than two weeks, you have an allergy. Colds are relatively short in duration, while you can experience allergy symptoms for months.

 

If you’re still not sure, or your symptoms are unbearable or unresponsive to over-the-counter treatments, try talking with your doctor. There are prescription options available that may help you deal with your allergies, and there may be a prescription medication that can help alleviate the symptoms of a the worst cold, even if they can’t cure it.