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It sucks, but not everywhere you go is accessible for someone with a mobility aid such as a wheelchair. Here I will document a few places who are trying their best to make themselves more wheelchair-friendly. I may also mention some fails who haven’t done a great job (without shaming anyone). Not everything is perfect, but some people are doing their best with what is in the scope of possible. Remember, often businesses don’t own the building they are in and can only make so many accommodations. I’d like to say it’s the thought that counts, but that’s not good enough. Only awareness will create real change! I will also keep you up to date on what I and the committees I am on are doing to improve accessibility!
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Election Venues
It is so important to exercise your right to vote. Here in Canada, we are lucky enough to live in a free country which is a democracy, and it is a privilege to vote. On the voters card, it says that all poll stations will be fully accessible. The word fully is a big promise.…
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My New Chair: Felix
A momentous occasion yesterday! I received and was fitted for my brand new wheelchair! I have named him Felix, after the potion Felix Felicis in Harry Potter. This potion is said to bring good luck. The drinker can do no wrong as long as its effects last. I am hoping this chair will bring me…
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Board and Senior Leadership Retreat Engagement Session
On Friday, January 31st, I was invited and had the opportunity to participate in a panel for the Board and Senior Leadership Retreat Engagement session with youth and families for the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), where I sit on the Accessibility Committee. What a great discussion on how to involve patients and families…
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