r/YouShouldKnow • u/LtSoundwave • Jul 19 '20
Other YSK That many people with a disability consider their aides (wheelchair, etc.) an extension of themselves. You should ask before touching or moving them.
Read this article and was surprised to hear how many people struggle with this. Even if you are trying to help, you should ask first.
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knowyourshit • u/Know_Your_Shit_v2 • Jul 19 '20
[YouShouldKnow] YSK That many people with a disability consider their aides (wheelchair, etc.) an extension of themselves. You should ask before touching or moving them.
women • u/drippin_fast_n_slow • Jul 20 '20
YSK That many people with a disability consider their aides (wheelchair, etc.) an extension of themselves. You should ask before touching or moving them.
SpecialNeedsJudo • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '20