[Blind-rollers] Surprise Crashes

[freakkat81 at comcast.net]

I think it is best if confrontation is taking place to try to keep a good attitude and even a smile on your face, even if it is hard, because that person might be willing to help you out sometime later. Plus, I think it is safer for me to slow down majorly when going through doorways and up or down ramps. My mom, when trying to get the wheelchair where I could get in it, has run over her own foot driving my chair.  So I know accidents can happen.  Your friend, Kassie

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From: "Laura Eaves" <leaves1 at carolina.rr.com> 

> Hey Dar, that is awful that someone would laugh at an injury--that goes 
> beyond rude to malicious. I have collided with people at times in my life, 
> always accidently, but always apologize and try to avoid it in the future. 
> --le 
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> We had persons in our building who loved to roll their chairs over your feet 
> when you had sandles on. 
> I would cry. The toes would brake and they would go away laughing. 
> So I knew it was something planned. 
> So I tended to not like persons in chairs who thought the world owed them a 
> living. 
> To this day my toes are damaged because of the fun they had. 
> Dar 
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> Dar 
> www.mypowermall.com/biz/home/5779 
> every saint has a past 
> every sinner has a future 
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I think it is best if confrontation is taking place to try to keep a good attitude and even a smile on your face, even if it is hard, because that person might be willing to help you out sometime later. Plus, I think it is safer for me to slow down majorly when going through doorways and up or down ramps. My mom, when trying to get the wheelchair where I could get in it, has run over her own foot driving my chair.  So I know accidents can happen.  Your friend, Kassie
 
-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Laura Eaves" <leaves1 at carolina.rr.com>
> Hey Dar, that is awful that someone would laugh at an injury--that goes
> beyond rude to malicious. I have collided with people at times in my life,
> always accidently, but always apologize and try to avoid it in the future.
> --le
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:
> To:
> Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 4:59 AM
> Subject: Re: [Blind-rollers] Surprise Crashes
>
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>
> We had persons in our building who loved to roll their chairs over your feet
> when you had sandles on.
> I would cry. The toes would brake and they would go away laughing.
> So I knew it was something planned.
> So I tended to not like persons in chair s who thought the world owed them a
> living.
> To this day my toes are damaged because of the fun they had.
> Dar
> ----- source message -----
>
>
>
>
>
> Dar
> www.mypowermall.com/biz/home/5779
> every saint has a past
> every sinner has a future
>
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