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Where is Everybody?
Why am I always the only one in a wheelchair in public?
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Why am I always the only one in a wheelchair in public?

It’s fine because it’s a shitty situation for everybody.

Go where disabled people are.
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Access isn’t just about curb cuts, and automatic doors.

The good news is that every chair has a lifespan.

They usually aren’t a problem.

There’s not a ton you can do.

Document everything and be persistent.

It’s because of the job requirements.

Look for used chairs or contact local organizations.