So basically im 18 and a bit of a smaller person but i feel like every time i eat and am close to getting full like 75% I start coughing every bite which leads me to get fuller even faster because I lose my appetite. I feel like I could eat sm more if it wasnt for this
Hi im 18 and new to this sort of stuff t-12 inc
Im just wondering how the process was, how much driving has changed your experience in a wheelchair and how long it takes to put the wheelchair in the front seat.
Also do u guys recommend spending the $3000 on proper hand controls or should i get ones off amazon? Im just worried about if I need to switch cars, i want a decent car for my first car but i dont want to spend a lot on a car thats gonna last a few years. Any suggestions!!!
Also any tips on how to not get blocked in when parking?
I am starting my first driving session with a rehab assesor in a few weeks
Rogers arena Vancouver
Hi so im just trying to plan ahead and this would be my first concert in a wheelchair.
The tickets havent gone on sale yet but im just wondering
My main questions
1: I dont want to sit in the 200,300,400s this is my favourite artist and the accessibility in the lower bowl is behind the stage so its not available so does anybody know if 117 has accessibility because im not sure if they are ever tickets you can buy
2: Im in a manual wheelchair and Drake stage layout is stage on one side and a glass path all the way around the entire floor, like a loop and fans can move around and follow him and see him through the glass, would it be a bad idea to get floor tickets.
3: im very strong and able with anything above the hips. How hard would it be to buy a non accessible seat like lets say 118 and buy the first seat first row and just transfer out of my wheelchair even though there may be a step
117 accessible area would be perfect but ive looked at some other artists tours and as soon as tickets drop theyre always grey. And the other accessible in 122 and 101 are usually not available because they would be behind stage and no view
So please help with any info!
Vancouver bc rogers arena
Rogers arena Vancouver
Hi so im just trying to plan ahead and this would be my first concert in a wheelchair.
The tickets havent gone on sale yet but im just wondering
My main questions
1: I dont want to sit in the 200,300,400s this is my favourite artist and the accessibility in the lower bowl is behind the stage so its not available so does anybody know if 117 has accessibility because im not sure if they are ever tickets you can buy
2: Im in a manual wheelchair and Drake stage layout is stage on one side and a glass path all the way around the entire floor, like a loop and fans can move around and follow him and see him through the glass, would it be a bad idea to get floor tickets.
3: im very strong and able with anything above the hips. How hard would it be to buy a non accessible seat like lets say 118 and buy the first seat first row and just transfer out of my wheelchair even though there may be a step
117 accessible area would be perfect but ive looked at some other artists tours and as soon as tickets drop theyre always grey. And the other accessible in 122 and 101 are usually not available because they would be behind stage and no view
So please help with any info!
Vancouver bc rogers arena
Rogers arena Vancouver
Hi so im just trying to plan ahead and this would be my first concert in a wheelchair.
The tickets havent gone on sale yet but im just wondering
My main questions
1: I dont want to sit in the 200,300,400s this is my favourite artist and the accessibility in the lower bowl is behind the stage so its not available so does anybody know if 117 has accessibility because im not sure if they are ever tickets you can buy
2: Im in a manual wheelchair and Drake stage layout is stage on one side and a glass path all the way around the entire floor, like a loop and fans can move around and follow him and see him through the glass, would it be a bad idea to get floor tickets.
3: im very strong and able with anything above the hips. How hard would it be to buy a non accessible seat like lets say 118 and buy the first seat first row and just transfer out of my wheelchair even though there may be a step
117 accessible area would be perfect but ive looked at some other artists tours and as soon as tickets drop theyre always grey. And the other accessible in 122 and 101 are usually not available because they would be behind stage and no view
So please help with any info!
Vancouver bc rogers arena
Rogers arena Vancouver
Hi so im just trying to plan ahead and this would be my first concert in a wheelchair.
The tickets havent gone on sale yet but im just wondering
My main questions
1: I dont want to sit in the 200,300,400s this is my favourite artist and the accessibility in the lower bowl is behind the stage so its not available so does anybody know if 117 has accessibility because im not sure if they are ever tickets you can buy
2: Im in a manual wheelchair and Drake stage layout is stage on one side and a glass path all the way around the entire floor, like a loop and fans can move around and follow him and see him through the glass, would it be a bad idea to get floor tickets.
3: im very strong and able with anything above the hips. How hard would it be to buy a non accessible seat like lets say 118 and buy the first seat first row and just transfer out of my wheelchair even though there may be a step
117 accessible area would be perfect but ive looked at some other artists tours and as soon as tickets drop theyre always grey. And the other accessible in 122 and 101 are usually not available because they would be behind stage and no view
So please help with any info!
Vancouver bc rogers arena
How bad of an idea is it to take the manual wheelchair into the sand? Even if someone pushes so i dont get stuck
Pls help quick
Update!!
The sand was like less than a inch so i did it all on my own