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Top Comments of this video!! :3
These videos are so, so helpful to me. I'm going to be an ambulatory wheelchair user very soon. For now I've got a rollator because I've got chronic fatigue from Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and POTS but my needs for longer trips require something a bit more what with pain and fatigue.
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THANK YOU.
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain things so clearly.
My support worker is working with me and my occupational therapist about choosing a wheelchair suitable for me.
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You are amazing, thank you for letting us know the facts ā¤
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First comment, just wanna say thank you for these wonderful informational videos.
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Amen girl!!! thank you for advocating this!! i have an invisible disability called POTS. this caused me to get tired very easily and get dizzy and have cognitive function decline the more i stand and walk. my insurance doesn't currently accept my need for a custom wheelchair, they will only provide me with a hospital grade chair. I'm currently working on getting myself a chair that i can use independently.
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Your foot attachment is really cool!
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I'm so impressed by you... i realized that i couldn't put two words together to convey just how inadequate i felt watching you!. I am so pleased to have come across your video... take care and all the best for the future!!!
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She's so pretty ā¤ What a great woman! Everything you say makes sense. I'd prefer to drive than walk.
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This video explains it so well. I'm very bad at explaining some things and showing staff/peers this video has really helped in the understanding department.
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Being able to use my wheelchair is sometimes a lifesaver. Like yeah, I can walk long distances, but sometimes its too much.
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I am capable of running, but sometimes I use a car because I want to travel further or faster than I can run, or because I want to save energy so I can work really hard at the gym and not get tired out running to and from the gym. No one has a problem with my use of a car despite my ability to run places.
So why the hell does this concept suddenly become so difficult for people to grasp as soon as its about a disabled person and their wheelchair? Just because someone can walk doesn't mean they are able to walk the distance they need to travel in a reasonable timeframe, and trying to walk it may leave them in such terrible pain or so exhausted they are not able to partake in the activity they travelled for. There's absolutely nothing wrong with anyone using a mobility aid to allow themselves to be more mobile.
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Amen feel for u .
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My mom is one too. She doesn't really use one unless at an airport or we use mobility scooters
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I understand that I'm the same way I'm the one time I was at a store in my wheelchair looking at something and a woman in the back of me that I don't see said all I am is a disabled white b in a f+-*in wheelchair i just rolled away but what got to me was she said it in front of her kids
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You amazing and what breed is your dog so cute
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As I said in another comment Iām disabled too, but I used to teach people handling people, manual handling of children and young adults in schools. Part of what we taught was teaching the children to do what they could for their self esteem and dignity. Lifting a wheelchair into a car was taught to the adults, it was putting a picnic blanket folded over the boot/trunk so the car didnāt get scratched and it was a little easier to put the chair over the lip of the boot/trumk.
I have no idea if that would help you at all, but I have to tell you it or Iād feel bad not to have said something that might or might not help you. You know you and what works.
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You are beautiful, no matter what anyone says
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Its so crazy how our brains work, unless i truly look all i see is both naked feet my brain just blocks out the black sock higher up! Amazing and wonderful a doctor thought of making a device to use this way
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I can move but use a chair personally i powered one we are all different
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@alexcald7401
4 months ago
Iām an ambulatory wheelchair user as well. Iām still learning that itās ok to use my chair in public even though people have seen me walking āperfectly fine with my leg braceā. (I have CRPS and also use a Spinal Cord Stimulator)
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