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ππ‘ππ¬π©·π« Kandi, bright and full of so much life βοΈπ§π¨
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does it bother anyone else with complex seating/positioning needs, especially those in custom big powerchairs, how everyone and their mother is doing a brand deal with OAS mobility on their two non custom powerchairs and advertising them as a kinda one-size fits all solution. I'm glad people are getting what they need but I can't help feel alienated, especially on a day (yesterday) where my powerchair and the power assist on my backup (heavy manual tilt in space) chair gave out leaving me in crisis as a full-time (nonambulatory) wheelchair user. Again, I'm happy people are getting things that help them live their lives, and I, myself, wish I would've started using mobility aids sooner than I did before my disability progressed to this point, and I even understand that sometimes people don't have the support to talk to a medical professional or physical therapist about aids. However, using chairs like this long term can cause a lot of damage to people's bodies, and it's hard as someone in a big powerchair to see other people in big powerchairs who are doing this brand deal because (although they don't owe excessive nuance to anyone, even me) it makes it seem like needing accessible vehicles and difficulty transporting complex chairs is solvable by just getting a lighter chair, even though using such a chair would not be a possibility for so many people. Again, please use what you find beneficial and safe to use, but also, know that there are many people (myself included) who couldn't even sit up in those chairs, let alone use them regularly
my favorite scene in the whole show
I heard you were looking for big powerchair posts >:) Her name is Tulpar after Manas' horse from the Kyrgyz epic, I have a very limited sitting tolerance bc ~cfs~ so she helps me get outside! Was legitimately bedridden without her. Sometimes I feel ashamed and embarassed because my chair is big and I need it at least a little bit tilted/reclined all the time (plus it's heavy and my family doesn't have a WAV, so Inconvenience Anxiety) My siblings helped me decorate it by spray painting the color shrouds my favorite color, lavender ! The first image also features my light sensitivity glasses, which are kind of goofy but they help me a lot. Anyway. Submitting this because I'm trying not to be ashamed of my chair, love your acct :)
Powerchair positivity!! Thank you so much for sharing!
I love the lavender highlights on your chair! And, btw, your glasses are not goofy!
[Image descriptions x2:
The first photo features a young woman sitting in a black lavender purple power wheelchair, facing the camera and smiling. She has her hair in a long braid over one shoulder and is wearing a light pink half-zip pullover, blue wide-leg jeans, and orange-tinted glasses. She is outdoors, possibly in a park or walkway. Another person is partially visible standing to her right.
In the second photo, she is again seated in her powerchair but this time, her chair is turned to the side. She has put her elbow on the arm rest and has rested her chin in her hand. She is looking directly at the camera and smiling. She is wearing over-ear headphones, a light purple T-shirt, and light blue pants. A backpack hangs off the back of her powerchair. She is in a well-lit indoor public space, possibly a library or study area, with carpets, chairs, tables, and overhead lighting in the background.
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ID: digital drawing of a dog in a powerchair. In the background, there is the blurred disability pride flag. /End ID.
Happy disability pride month!
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Kandi in her [CRANE-GAME] powerchair!
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shout out people who need speciality wheelchair/wheelchair parts/ways propel not often talk about or even other wheelchair users not even know exist!!
manual wheelchair people who can only use one arm propel!! (upper limb difference, other hand hold white cane, etc)
manual wheelchair people who use leg propel!
powerchair people who cannot use typical hand joystick! who need alternative access!
mini joysticks! or who use parts that not hand, like head chin tongue knee legs etc! who use sip & puff, touch pads, switch trays, multi switch access, single switch access, eye gaze! whose control not proportional (only on/off & not like, more stronger press equal faster)!
& other types of chair like adaptive stroller, activity chairs, non powered chairs w tilt in space, etc!
and to all types & all users who use stuff not listed here!