Matt'sMom
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2005
To all who need to use chairs or ECVs, I have a tip for you: learn to scream... I've used this a number of times, and it usually makes people around you a lot more careful.
Yikes! We are traveling with a wheelchair user who is expressive aphasic.
Guess I am going to have to do the screaming for him.
Anyone have other (non-verbal) ideas of how to help make people more aware of his presence, and hopefully encourage them to respect his personal space? All we need is some idiot tripping over my dear father in his w/c, and then blaming him for not having spoken up.