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About Us
Sarah’s Story (or, About LAM)
Destinations
Australia
Adelaide
Great Ocean Road
Melbourne
Sydney
Austria
Salzburg
Belgium
Antwerp
Bulgaria
Sofia
Cambodia
Siem Reap
Croatia
Zagreb
Czech Republic
Brno
Olomouc
Prague
Faroe Islands
France
Dijon
Lyon
Paris
South of France
Germany
Berlin
Bremen
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Freiburg
Mainz
Munich
Nuremberg
Rhine River Valley
Hong Kong
Italy
Ferrara
Trieste
Vicenza
Japan
Fukuoka
Hiroshima
Kanazawa
Kyoto
Nara
Osaka
Tokyo (Asakusa)
Laos
Luang Prabang
Malaysia
George Town
Kuala Lumpur
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Keukenhof (Lisse)
Maastricht
Nijmegen
Rotterdam
Utrecht
New Zealand
One-month itinerary
Auckland and Waiheke Island
Rotorua and Taupo
Hawke’s Bay and Wairarapa regions
Wellington
Oamaru, Dunedin, and the Otago Peninsula
Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound
Arrowtown, Wanaka, and Twizel
Aoraki/Mount Cook and Lake Tekapo
Christchurch
Poland
Kraków
Warsaw
Wroclaw
Scotland
Dornie
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Inverness
Isle of Skye
Singapore
Slovenia
Lake Bled
Ljubljana
South Korea
Busan
The DMZ
Seoul
Sweden
Stockholm
Switzerland
Basel
Thailand
Bangkok
Chiang Mai
Chiang Rai
Ko Lanta
Vietnam
Hanoi
LAM
LAM Meet-ups
First LAM meet-up – Sina in Berlin
LAM meet-up in Edinburgh
LAM meet-ups in the Netherlands
At the 3rd LAM Forum in Japan
LAM meet-up in Köln
LAM meet-up in Auckland
LAM meet-ups in Australia
Worldwide LAM Awareness Month
How LAM impacts daily life
Positive perspectives for women with LAM
Advice for newly diagnosed women with LAM
Being your own advocate
LAM community support
Symptoms of LAM
Healthy living with LAM
Traveling with LAM
Women with LAM sharing their stories
Accessible Travel
Accessible travel tips from frequent travelers
10 tips for traveling with a lung disease
Flying with a portable oxygen concentrator
Traveling with LAM
Why travel is worth it
All about my portable oxygen concentrator (and why I love it)
Food & Drink
Musings
Contact
Belgium
Click below to learn about where we’ve visited in Belgium:
Antwerp
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