To the weirdos in the comments, the staff needs to be aware of when she's coming to assist her with getting into the pod. So instead of coming and waiting in life, she basically made a reservation. Furthermore, some disabled people may genuinly be unable to wait in a line for a long time. These things aren't privileges in the same way the wheelchair isn't a privilege - it's just accomodations so that she can safely get the same experience everyone else does.
I went on the London eye probably around the same time u did and stayed in a hotel that was a 5 min walk to get to it. As someone who is terrified of heights this was the worst for me. It wasn’t helpful with the glass flooring since I kept looking down and scaring myself more 😂 and I kept falling over on the London eye and for the rest of the night 😅
My wheelchair is pants .... can I ask how you stop your palms getting blisters? I can use crutches too but struggle with long distances. But also struggle with self propelling and getting blisters x
I have skin that makes getting blisters come more common for me and I use a Cream ment for Eczema and it helps heal the blisters and bumps and welts that come afterwards I'd look into that Incase you get them even with help from Gloves
Its a possibility i have POTS so i can stand for long periods of time without getting dizzy if i were to come to London would i have to wait in the line or could igo through the shortcut
For disabled people it can be difficult or impossible to move along with a line. I know certain places allow for disabled people or people who get sensory overload to wait in a different area, this is not one of those places. Considering this area doesn’t have that place it’s easier to just allow them to skip the line. This also may make it easier for them to know when to set up ramp and ensure that you’re the first on.
some people can’t stand or sit still in places for a long time without fainting or getting sick. i have POTS, i faint if i’m upright to long and it’s disabling. i would need it to stay comfortable and not faint in public. for other people it’s pain.
… I use a cane and get this ‘luxury’ (struggle) sometimes. YOU try walking through a cue like in my instance with afo and cables up my legs, or try maneuvering through tight spaces in a chair like her, then we can talk. If they made cues accessible for ALL, i’d happily stand in line, but i have to be dragged to the front like a freakshow alot of the time all because my feet aren’t straight and i can’t stand long periods without a cane. I’ll ask to stand and wait, they say its a liability if i were to stand in line and get hurt from falling over. Be glad this isn’t an issue you deal with, you get to stand like everyone else. Stop seeing things us disabiled people do as luck, when i’d much rather be like you and wait but life isn’t that easy. Ive been tripped, kicked, spit on by similar complainers just like you, just because a member at amusement parks tell me i HAVE TO go in the front or not ride.
you’ve got it misunderstood, it’s not that some of us disabled people don’t have to stand in line, it’s that we can’t. you may think it’s a privilege, but it isn’t. i have a tag for my school’s elevator, it’s a 6 story building and only teachers and those with tags can use the elevator. to other students, it might seem like a privilege that i don’t need to use the stairs, but that’s not true. when the elevator is out of service, i can’t get to class. it isn’t a choice, i’d rather be able to walk up the stairs, if i was capable of that again it’d mean i’d be pain-free again, but i’m not and i never will be. for the rest of my life, 24/7, i will be in pain. i will have to miss out on activities i love, i will have to give up activities i’ve loved because i will be unable to do them anymore. that is not a choice. there’s nothing fun about that. the difference is you can walk up those stairs, and so not needing to is a privilege to you. you can stand and wait in line for hours, and so not needing to is a privilege to you. not getting to skip the line or take the elevator is an inconvenience to you, not getting to skip the line or take the elevator can be the difference between getting to go on a ride/do something fun or getting an education. our accommodations are not privileges just because they seem convenient from your perspective.
Better than being an asshole imo Besides, that's what her channel is about. You don't go onto channels dedicated to i.e. woodworking or cars or gaming like 'oMg ItS yOuR wHoLe PeRsOnAlItY'........ do you??
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To the weirdos in the comments, the staff needs to be aware of when she's coming to assist her with getting into the pod.
So instead of coming and waiting in life, she basically made a reservation.
Furthermore, some disabled people may genuinly be unable to wait in a line for a long time.
These things aren't privileges in the same way the wheelchair isn't a privilege - it's just accomodations so that she can safely get the same experience everyone else does.
without falling head first on the floor*
It's good that they make it accessible
Also I didn't not know that rhe pod things are so huge
That is massive
it is pretty big tho i been on t
Equality act 2010
Yeah I was on it too, they were big, but you're normally with a bunch of random people as well
I remember hoing there as a teenager with school fit all of us. We had language trip to england. I think most of us if not all could get into one pod.
I've absolutely no idea why your short has popped up in my feed but, damn, I'm glad it did. Your hair is a-mazing!
I'm wheelchair user and it was amazing looking at the London eye from my chair
I only use my wheelchair part time but I have to use it in school and get bullied for it but oh well ig
@@magicfoxster aww you shouldn't get bullied for that 😥
Man the early comments are so 💀💀💀
Some really can't empathize or see this as an ACCOMODATION, NOT a PRIVILEGE
Thank you for inspiring me to do new things! I love seeing myself represented by you! ❤
Even your wheelchair is cool just like you! So much colors yes!
I didn’t even know the London eye was accessible that’s cool I don’t think I’ve ever been on it before though
I went on the London eye probably around the same time u did and stayed in a hotel that was a 5 min walk to get to it. As someone who is terrified of heights this was the worst for me. It wasn’t helpful with the glass flooring since I kept looking down and scaring myself more 😂 and I kept falling over on the London eye and for the rest of the night 😅
First of all.. you are gorgeous 😍.. secondly your channel is no nonsense and Brill
My wheelchair is pants .... can I ask how you stop your palms getting blisters? I can use crutches too but struggle with long distances. But also struggle with self propelling and getting blisters x
Gloves
I suggest you use wheelchair gloves there really good 🙂
I have skin that makes getting blisters come more common for me and I use a Cream ment for Eczema and it helps heal the blisters and bumps and welts that come afterwards I'd look into that Incase you get them even with help from Gloves
Good to know it's accessable. Though my chair wouldn't fit. And even if it did I wouldn't because i'm terrified of hights.
Woah, it's like a gigantic ferris wheel
London eye call that a panopticon (the magnus archives is a permanent fixture in my brain now)
I searched rainbow dash this was one of the vids
Lovely
Its a possibility i have POTS so i can stand for long periods of time without getting dizzy if i were to come to London would i have to wait in the line or could igo through the shortcut
I meant cant
Youd go through the shortcut, waiting in line could be dangerous
I came here to say
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What's with these people in the comments? Like srsly?
Why cant yoy wait? Your the only one with seat...
What is your disability/disease? What are your biggest challenges with your condition?
How many times do we have to tell people not to ask personal questions?
@@bexie1992 why post about your personal struggles if you don’t want to discuss them?
Because we're not here to satisfy your morbid curiosity. @@doppelganger8659
@@doppelganger8659because you're not entitled to know
@@doppelganger8659where is she struggling??? this is her LIFE DUDE. disabled people existing isn’t an invitation to ask whatever we want.
I understand the need for attractions to be wheelchair accessible. But why do you get to jump the entire queue?
@DisabledEliza I'm assuming this isn't a serious reply lol 😆
For disabled people it can be difficult or impossible to move along with a line. I know certain places allow for disabled people or people who get sensory overload to wait in a different area, this is not one of those places. Considering this area doesn’t have that place it’s easier to just allow them to skip the line. This also may make it easier for them to know when to set up ramp and ensure that you’re the first on.
some people can’t stand or sit still in places for a long time without fainting or getting sick. i have POTS, i faint if i’m upright to long and it’s disabling. i would need it to stay comfortable and not faint in public. for other people it’s pain.
… I use a cane and get this ‘luxury’ (struggle) sometimes. YOU try walking through a cue like in my instance with afo and cables up my legs, or try maneuvering through tight spaces in a chair like her, then we can talk. If they made cues accessible for ALL, i’d happily stand in line, but i have to be dragged to the front like a freakshow alot of the time all because my feet aren’t straight and i can’t stand long periods without a cane. I’ll ask to stand and wait, they say its a liability if i were to stand in line and get hurt from falling over. Be glad this isn’t an issue you deal with, you get to stand like everyone else. Stop seeing things us disabiled people do as luck, when i’d much rather be like you and wait but life isn’t that easy. Ive been tripped, kicked, spit on by similar complainers just like you, just because a member at amusement parks tell me i HAVE TO go in the front or not ride.
you’ve got it misunderstood, it’s not that some of us disabled people don’t have to stand in line, it’s that we can’t. you may think it’s a privilege, but it isn’t.
i have a tag for my school’s elevator, it’s a 6 story building and only teachers and those with tags can use the elevator. to other students, it might seem like a privilege that i don’t need to use the stairs, but that’s not true. when the elevator is out of service, i can’t get to class. it isn’t a choice, i’d rather be able to walk up the stairs, if i was capable of that again it’d mean i’d be pain-free again, but i’m not and i never will be. for the rest of my life, 24/7, i will be in pain. i will have to miss out on activities i love, i will have to give up activities i’ve loved because i will be unable to do them anymore. that is not a choice. there’s nothing fun about that. the difference is you can walk up those stairs, and so not needing to is a privilege to you. you can stand and wait in line for hours, and so not needing to is a privilege to you. not getting to skip the line or take the elevator is an inconvenience to you, not getting to skip the line or take the elevator can be the difference between getting to go on a ride/do something fun or getting an education.
our accommodations are not privileges just because they seem convenient from your perspective.
Being in a wheelchair Is this woman's personality
😂 and sad commentary are yours.
@@bexie1992 bad grammar is yours
@beelzeboss42 There is no bad grammar in my comment.
@@bexie1992"Are" is to be used after a plural. "Commentary" is singular.
Better than being an asshole imo
Besides, that's what her channel is about. You don't go onto channels dedicated to i.e. woodworking or cars or gaming like 'oMg ItS yOuR wHoLe PeRsOnAlItY'........ do you??
Disabled privileges
Oh yeah being disabled is definitely a net positive. It definitely doesn’t make existence hell or anything
@@catsaregreat6314 you love being a victim so much even the idea of a potential privilege makes you uncomfortable
@@luciav8595how smooth is your brain that you think being able to cut a line is such a massive privilege Christ
@@Livingdeadgyrl lol your privilege is making you so entitled do you hear yourself
@luciav8595 Ah yes, my major privilege of cutting in line while my disability is killing me. Such a major privilege.
Cheater
What