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as someone who has been a wheelchair user since I was born 20 years ago, videos like this always mean a lot to me and it makes me really happy to see able bodied people really experiencing the accessibility challenges that come with using a wheelchair because I have had so many experiences with people saying that they think they can imagine what its like to be in a wheelchair permanently just because theyve broken their leg once and had to use a wheelchair/crutches for a while

I don’t have anyone in my life that has a disability but watching your channel I’ve learned so much. Thank you for educating me.

You guys Taped his legs lol 😂

Another amazing video i wish more people were willing to learn about the disability life and how we arnt all helpless

I hope this video helps end the “faking it” rhetoric the media spews regarding ambulatory wheelchair users. NO ONE would fake needing a wheelchair. This video shows how hard using a chair can be.

There's a bunch of really wonderful tips in here and revelations --- I remember having a bunch of those myself when I started needing a wheelchair. I hope the crossover brings a lot of knowledge to those who watch the vids. As always, thanks for making these.

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Hi Richard!! 👋🏼 😊 ♿️

Very timely. Just got back from a grocery run where I had to do most of the trip on the road (curb-cuts covered in snow). Been doing that 50 years big deal but had a couple of people tell me I shouldn't be on the road. Your comments about eye contact, right on but I won't make myself home bound because other people won't take responsibility for their own driving. I am very conscious of vehicles, visually very acute but also use my sense of "hearing". I do enjoy your vid's because so much of what you touch on reminds me of things I take for granted and the last part of this one on "patronizing" behaviour has always been a challenge for me. Having grown up with this and a dad who was a scout master I often wonder "am I depriving someone of their good deed for the day" whenever I turn down assistance. Love it and it looks like Louis had a great time

Cool video! More people should give that a try.

Love your ! channel I've been in a wheelchair for six years and I'm still learning. ♿♿

I'm not a disabled person but these types of videos interest me cz I have a cousin who's been paralyzed a long time ago but I never got to ask anything about it since there's some age difference between us (I'm 24 and he's in his late 40s), and now am learning things about the struggles he went through and still go through!

Props to the guy with the nice camera work.

I've been in a wheelchair since I was 10 as I had a tethered cord twice which paralyzed me. I'm 22 now. I hate when people constantly stare at me for being in a wheelchair. I prefer them to ask questions. When I was first put in the chair my own sister made fun of me so one day my mom strapped her in my chair for the day she couldn't use anything but her upper body. She learned how it feels to be in my situation

Love this video! There should be more like this! As a wife of a wheelchair user my eyes have been opened but so many people don’t get it!

I absolutely hate when people comment about my wheelies and how fast im going and stuff like that i know thwy dont know better but its hella anoyyinh 😂

This video was awesome. I would love to show people my perspective in a electric wheelchair. Crazy life!

I've saved this as some vital tips as a year into using my wheels...great vlog and interesting as yes it's being aware of everything around you but as same time we see so much more which I think everyone seems to take for granted.

I found your channel today and I've got to say that you're making really informative content. Thanks, dude.