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From: angelbaby on 4 Aug 2008 04:19 Hmmm, well, this week I become a part time wheelchair user. My chair is arriving tomorrow, I don't know what I feel about it yet except worried about how people will react. That's all really, Kate
From: MadMazza on 4 Aug 2008 04:26 In article <MPG.2300cbe0c2ff7332989688(a)news.virginmedia.com>, nospampink(a)ntlworld.com says... > Hmmm, well, this week I become a part time wheelchair user. My chair is > arriving tomorrow, I don't know what I feel about it yet except worried > about how people will react. > That's all really, > Kate > I'm sure people will be fine. If anyone isn't, it's them that has the problem not you... Sorry haven't had my full quota of morning cuppas yet so not putting this as eloquently as I had hoped to. ((((Kate)))
From: CJ Dunnaway on 4 Aug 2008 04:31 "angelbaby" <nospampink(a)ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:MPG.2300cbe0c2ff7332989688(a)news.virginmedia.com... > Hmmm, well, this week I become a part time wheelchair user. My chair > is > arriving tomorrow, I don't know what I feel about it yet except > worried > about how people will react. > That's all really, > Kate I'm always tempted to take one of those motorized shopping cart scooters when I go to Walmart. I don't need one, but I could have fun terrorizing the other shoppers. ;-) Seriously, I read somewhere that people either stare at you with pity or, in an effort to be sensitive, ignore you completely. There aren't many people who are able to treat you like a normal person. I think I'd buy one of those air horns to freak people out. :) CJ
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