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Some advice from a regular wheelchair user (several years too late). If you have to get down a curb and there's no ramp nearby, you can either pop a wheelie and try to balance long enough to get down, or Option B is to go in reverse. I would recommend the latter, if you don't have experience popping a wheelie

Nice. They should play " this boy is on fire " in your honor at the casinio. Im still looking for my 1st royal if the year. Ill get some chances. Ill be in AC this weekend. Maybe ill see you at Oceans and ill be in Vegas in a few weeks.

0:45 i think things like this can be a good way for able bodied people to understand certain struggles wheelchair users face. but [as a disabled wheelchair user] being in a wheelchair for a single day is not enough "to know what its really like" to be disabled. while i acknowledge the good intentions behind this, what bothers me is i have seen quite a few people do this challenge then think they fully understand and can speak on life with a mobility disability being in a wheelchair has allowed me to do so many things i could not do without it. but there ARE many painful, and emotional moments especially being excluded by inaccessibility from meaningful things and having people harass me for "faking" my disability

Stephen hawking respawning after winning in gulag

Brakes are hard to set.

Danke für die interessanten Zahlen. Hätte nicht gedacht, dass es doch zu viele gibt.

looks fun

Steven Hawkings after clutching in the gulag. Edit: Steven Hawkings arriving to Epstien Island.

good good... Now try it with aftershock best moment music

Fitur Honda merah darah dan PTT

Awesome!! 🙌

Wow I Found the actual footage from a meme Nice

All countries should always allow people with disabilities to have the right to be respected and care about their well being because they are very important and have the ability to do everything that a non disability person can do

'Skinny Bitch'...how rude.

Clickbait suki

That wheelchair got some real air!

Hey man! My name is Keith. I'm a c5 quadriplegic. I am very interested in the bowhead reach but am concerned about whether I could even operate it without falling over right away because of having no trunk control and how it leans. I swear your video is the only one on CZcams or the internet that I can find of a quadriplegic using one. Any chance you had some other videos or would be willing to Chat with me about it?

I respect Russell Moon. I hope his hard work helps other people because that is what he would want. I love you Russell Moon.

Love 💓

It’s more the thought that counts to see what your friend goes thrue no your not going to have the full experiment but trying to understand how her life is it’s very nice of you I’m a part time power chair user myself

Fantastic video!

People don't stare, that's a figment of your imagination..

저두 장애인 입니다 안녕하세요

I love you, you inspire me to keep going.

What make is your wheelchair?

You are very pretty and i see you don't let wheelchair hold you down i have been in my chair for 23 years now and keep pushing keep up what you doing you will be fine

You are all truly an inspiration, Thank You.

Hey Rory, it's NOT the same when you know you can just get up at any time. I've been paralyzed since 1992. You thinking you know how it is now is a HUGE joke!! "It was a fun day being in a wheelchair all day"...I've NEVER said that, never will.

I was born Disababled and its not easy as they show in the video

I am disabled ss my Not wheelchair 😢😢 I am poor ss I live in birantgar city nepal village

ive been 25 yrs n chair not easy alot of work

its alot of work n yes theres somethings we cant do we dont belong makes it hardy for us but doesnt b hurt to try

I'm disable person I likes vedios

Well at least you got a real good learning experience and what we people with disabilities go through and it takes a real person to admit that

No considering the fact that I’m in a wheelchair I usually give my own wheelchair challenge on the pool table people say that I’ve never played in the wheelchair that it’s easy but then they have a different perspective better time that I’m finished I’m really glad to see able-bodied people like you guys taking up this little church image maybe one day I’ll get together with you guys in let’s have some fun

You are as wonderful a person as your phone number....♥

Having gone through rehab years ago in Pennsylvania, this was interesting to watch and show my kids.

were did u get your wheelchair from

I will do it some day

im also in a wheelchair I was born this way

I've only had one "girl" friend, since injury almost 25 years ago and she asked if she could jump in my court chair, so she could experience what it was like negotiating life in a chair. It wasn't 15 minutes before she stopped, got out of the chair and said, "I can't do this." She turned and walked away without another word. Never saw her again. So much for a challenge!?

"there was nothing painful, or emotional or challenging." lol that's because you knew at the end of the day it would be over.

Did you know Quentin Priddy likes locking his dog in a crate all day? I bet that is something Donald Trump would do. And why would Quentin support disabled people? Donald Trump mocks them, I'm sure he does too.

I would love to do this for my BFF who was born with spina bifida, and has been in a wheelchair her whole life. But I don't know how/where to get a wheelchair like that in my budget(??)

Looks Great. .. . the knowledge/skill transfer from all Trainers is key. . . share the info and learn from each other. Good to meet up often. . . ."Go NextStep" !

Dear God how gorgeous are these two.

It sucks going to wheelchair life :( my world was turned upside down when I was in car accident that caused me to be in wheelchair. I didn't give up. Was hard but I did it

At 3:35 (+/-) , 'need their support to do every task, no matter how trivial, throughout the day.' Umm, I'm sorry, but NO. Please do not paint us all as being unable to do things for ourselves. Yes, some WC users require either more assistance than others and some do need full time assistance. But a lot of us don't. Most of us try to be as independent as possible. Take the kitchen for example. If someone does not have a modified kitchen, commonly used things can be moved to lower shelves/cabinets or even just moved to the front of the counter. Need to use the countertop for meal prep but can't reach? Use the table instead. Need to cook? Use the front burners or microwave. Other life skills can be learned. Occupational therapists teach new WC users ways to accomplish things independently or at least with minimal assistance from others. Whilst the intent behind this video was good, and whilst it did illustrate some of the more commonly encountered problems, it perpetuated the belief that everyone who uses a WC is fairly helpless. Suggestion for a follow-up video: spend the day shadowing an actual WC user throughout their typical day and compare / contrast your experiences with theirs.

My mom should do this? She doesn't understand why I need a wheelchair and i have cp