Wow! It looks great. Especially with the emergency cord. Sadly I never saw one that was this accessible. Also you have a lovely chair. Love the colors.
Thank you for sharing, please keep sharing when you have good experiences amd can recommend places that you've found have good access, it's so so helpful knowing a person had a good access experience, I would probably think to see many more shows before frozen, but knowing its accessible makes all the difference. You can want to see phantom, but if you have to be lifted into the theatre by a ghost it's not worth the pain.
They're really cool, I don't know where Eliza got them, but I know you can get wheel spoke covers for bikes in basically any colour off amazon, and because they're not specifically designed for disabled people, they're reasonably priced.
@@jake-lynndobos659 I’m also a abled body person and idk what tf my towns ideas are and my town is barely accessible, and my mom can’t go to half of the places in town.
Whole personality I belittle disabled people online for lols lol They show a massive amount of personality just in this short, from choice of clothing and hair colour, to how they customised their wheelchair, how they like to visit the theatre, and even make videos for you tube. Access is needed to explore all facets of personality. Their advocacy and content creation helps others. You are not the first person to tell a disabled person that their disability is their personality. It is not funny, it is not clever, it is not kind and it is not true.
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Wow! It looks great. Especially with the emergency cord. Sadly I never saw one that was this accessible.
Also you have a lovely chair. Love the colors.
Thank you for sharing, please keep sharing when you have good experiences amd can recommend places that you've found have good access, it's so so helpful knowing a person had a good access experience, I would probably think to see many more shows before frozen, but knowing its accessible makes all the difference. You can want to see phantom, but if you have to be lifted into the theatre by a ghost it's not worth the pain.
I love your rainbow wheels!! 😊
They're really cool, I don't know where Eliza got them, but I know you can get wheel spoke covers for bikes in basically any colour off amazon, and because they're not specifically designed for disabled people, they're reasonably priced.
It looks awesome, except my movie theater in town has a accessible row but the accessible row has stairs ;-;
That’s dumb.
That doesn't seem very accessible.
I'm abled bodied, but wtf is with some abled bodied people, sheeeeesh.
@@jake-lynndobos659 I’m also a abled body person and idk what tf my towns ideas are and my town is barely accessible, and my mom can’t go to half of the places in town.
@@SaaltySnackss I really hope things get better.
Whole personality I’m in a wheelchair lol
Whole personality I belittle disabled people online for lols lol
They show a massive amount of personality just in this short, from choice of clothing and hair colour, to how they customised their wheelchair, how they like to visit the theatre, and even make videos for you tube. Access is needed to explore all facets of personality. Their advocacy and content creation helps others. You are not the first person to tell a disabled person that their disability is their personality. It is not funny, it is not clever, it is not kind and it is not true.
Also this person chooses to make content on disability topics to create more awareness. Most people can learn from channels like this. ☀️🫶
Your personality sounds rotten logan
When you make being disabled your whole character ppl are only going to see you as such..
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