How can I pack more easily if I have Parkinson's disease?

If you have Parkinson’s disease, these tips can help make packing for travel easier:Select the right bag. Before you plan your next trip, upgrade your luggage. Lightweight, durable Walking Bag luggage helps reduce stress on knees, back, elbows, and shoulders.

It rolls in all directions and is very easy to maneuver in crowded places. Available in assorted styles, sizes, and colors, the luggage is made of rugged Teflon-coated 1,200-denier polyester fabric, is very stable, and can be leaned on or sat on. Overall, it takes about one-sixth of the effort to use Walking Bag luggage compared with other types of luggage.

Soft, cushioned handles and shoulder straps made of neoprene gel, make carrying luggage, briefcase, musical instruments, carts, and the like easier on the hand. Bright colors serve as a luggage identifier as well. Use Ziploc bags (or similar zipper-slide plastic bags) to pack similar items of clothing together (undergarments in one bag; t-shirts in another) and zip halfway.

Then, sit on the bag or squeeze it so that all the air comes out, then zip it tight. You’ll find that you can pack your clothing into a smaller, more manageable suitcase. Be sure to pack a change of clothing in your carry-on bag, just in case your luggage is delayed.

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