baymule
Sustainability Master
And the wheelchair shall set you free!
We used to have a furniture store. The site manager of a local government office that sought work for handicapped people came to our store. He had a client whose dream was to work in a furniture store. Jerry was 31 years old, had cerebral palsy, was in a wheelchair and was pushed everywhere he went. He could get himself around a little, but was dependent on others to move him around. We hired him.
They brought him to work, 1 hour a week, to dust furniture. A lady stayed with him, then took him back to the office. He was thrilled. After 8 months, the government decided that since he now had a job, he qualified for an electric wheelchair. The best Christmas present we have ever had was watching Jerry come to work, riding the shuttle bus, ALL BY HIMSELF.
You talking about the wheelchair just reminded me of this. Happy for you that you got it and can now participate in more family outings.
We used to have a furniture store. The site manager of a local government office that sought work for handicapped people came to our store. He had a client whose dream was to work in a furniture store. Jerry was 31 years old, had cerebral palsy, was in a wheelchair and was pushed everywhere he went. He could get himself around a little, but was dependent on others to move him around. We hired him.
They brought him to work, 1 hour a week, to dust furniture. A lady stayed with him, then took him back to the office. He was thrilled. After 8 months, the government decided that since he now had a job, he qualified for an electric wheelchair. The best Christmas present we have ever had was watching Jerry come to work, riding the shuttle bus, ALL BY HIMSELF.
You talking about the wheelchair just reminded me of this. Happy for you that you got it and can now participate in more family outings.
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