A wheelchair can be defined as a chair fitted with wheels for use as a means of transport by a person who is unable to walk as a result of illness, injury, or disability. Wheelchair come in a wide variety of formats to meet the specific needs of their users.
I never imagined what an eye opening experience this was going to be what I had taken into consideration the environment barriers that we experienced along our often-agonizing journey will present a few description of various architectural, ecological and transportation barriers with social and personal reactions relating with wheelchair users and will conclude with professional implications and strategies that will help people without disabilities enhance their attitude towards people living with disabilities.
Getting oriented with and accustomed to using a wheelchair seemed like it was going to be as easy as getting on a bicycle and peddling away. I never understood how challenging and tough using a non- motorized wheelchair can be though I knew it doesn't require an astronaut to operate a wheelchair but was sure it's kind of hard and stressful. There are always some basic functions to learn about a wheelchair, I never felt like the sharpest pencil in the box.
Life on a wheelchair has never been easy as we all know even of we choose to ignore the fact and I can say for people in third world countries it's so rough and touch because you have no free programs for school or monthly stipend even in staying in a chair for too long isn't easy because you buttocks ache while your legs are partially numb this alone is challenging plus you living in an environment where people see you as a burden and even the environment it's self a burden because it's not disabled friendly.
I hope someone find this interesting to note and show some sense of humour and understanding and provide the basic and necessary help where it's needed. Also show some love because life is an empty race in general and you never know where it sure takes you.
Thanks for checking this out also thanks for the support. It's appropriated.