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I will be down in November and someone in my group will need a walker. Heard there is a place to rent them. They will be staying on Dutch side for one week.
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They won't need it in the airport on the way down? Just wondering why they wouldn't bring their own.
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That's what I was thinking, Georgia. If they have a folding one, they should be able to take it with them on the plane. However, this company seems to provide that service, and other services for those with mobility issues. Link
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Dr. Deketh, behind the Maho Pharmacy, used to rent a limited supply of wheelchairs and crutches etc. We rented a wheelchair from him a number of years ago. It would be worth a call depending on where you are staying. https://www.mulletbayclinic.com/about-us
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