Mickey'sMainMami
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- Mar 29, 2007
Hi, I also want to apologize for all the rude and ignorant behavior you received on your trip. My dad always says that you can't tell a stupid person their stupid, and that's exactly what these people are, stupid. I will admit that I once caught myself getting a little upset because the bus I was taking for work one morning was running late and had to stop to let a handicapped person on. I wasn't mad because of the wheelchair, just that it must have been a new driver and he wasn't sure how to lower the bus or the lift and it took him forever meanwhile I was late for work. While I was sitting there getting more and more agitated, I realized that the person in the wheelchair probably had to deal with so many inconviences in his life with inaccessabiltiy to places, ignorant people that would never be kind enough to step out of the way and let the wheelchair pass first, and the most obvious reasons of having to be in a wheelchair. I realized that I was being a royal jerk, even though I wasn't huffing or puffing or making comments out loud, I was still huffing and puffing inside, and right there I just stopped myself and gave myself a mental slap. I was being an idiot. I always try to be kind, and I will treat everyone with respect, just because you are in a wheelchair doesn't mean that you are a less of a person and should be treated as such. People who caused problems or stared are probably just unhappy with their lives and are miserable inside. I am usually too involved with my happiness and family when I am at WDW to even notice people in wheelchairs therefore I treat everyone the same. I don't get all upset when they get to move ahead of the line or if I even have to wait longer for the bus to be moving. My advice is next time put the blinders on to these people. Kill them with kindness, it will make them feel so small and petty which is exactly what they are. I sincerely hope your next trip is wonderful!!