In Part 1 of this series, “Planning and Packing”, I looked at things you can do in advance of your trip to help make things easier and more enjoyable when traveling after a breast cancer diagnosis.

In Part 2, “On the Move”, I detailed how to navigate the actual travel portion via trains, planes, and automobiles.

Now we’ve finally reached the best part - enjoying your time away!

Traveling in modern times has many conveniences and also a lot of headaches.

An itinerary including planes, trains, automobiles can translate to long lines, frustrating delays, lost luggage, and cancelled hotel rooms.

The last thing you need whether traveling for work or pleasure is the added discomfort of a lymphedema flare up or pain from scar tissue and limited range of motion.