I made a thin pillow for my back since the seats are so hard. You can buy them also. And, I bring a towel for my tailbone.
But, honestly, there is no way I could do a flight even with that help, and a wheelchair. I am still having to avoid stress as much as possible and I can't think of a more stressful situation than the airport.
I would definitely fake it if I had to and get a wheelchair though. First of all, you get to ride. Second, you are handled separately than others in line. And, you get on and off the plane first. Even if it isn't affecting your legs, they don't have to know that.

Just did a trip to Japan for a vacation. It was a 10 hour flight. We made plans months ahead and I had some oxycotin saved. I bombed myself out and made it through. I was not going to miss out on a vacation at all. My sugestion is to save your medication if possible and use it for the trip. Was just a little worried about getting through customs, but as long as it was prescribed the officals didn't care.

I'm afraid I have nothing useful to add, have avoided anything like that for years.

However, go for it Tink! Even if it brings on a flare you can cope with it and some flares are worth the pain. I hope whatever your planning is wonderful and fabulous even if you do get a mild flare.

we don't think we'll ever run out of things to do there. We're so used to the small town vibe of Idaho that all the fun things about Seattle are really fun
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