#Wheelchair Ramps

[binding-vow]

Are these wheelchair ramps or a new Tony Hawk

[britishbusinessonline]

Navigating the Way: A Detailed Guide to Wheelchair Ramps

Wheelchair ramps are essential tools for ensuring accessibility and independence for individuals who rely on mobility devices. They bridge the gap between different levels, allowing people to navigate their environment safely and with ease. But with a variety of options available, choosing the right wheelchair ramp can feel overwhelming. This comprehensive guide will delve into the different…

[ultimateassistanceforeldersl]

As families navigate the complexities of caring for aging loved ones, ensuring a safe and comfortable home environment becomes paramount. We understand the importance of creating a space where seniors can thrive independently. Ourhome care services in Fairfield, Connecticut, are tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, providing peace of mind for seniors and their families.

[arctic-hands]

Why do we even have stairs everywhere, surely it's easier on everyone's knees to go up ramps up to porches or hills or up to walking bridges. I can't imagine it's any harder to make a ramp out of concrete or what have you than stairs

Also for that matter stop making the disability ramps so long and winding that it takes more energy and time (and if you're using a cane or crutch, more steps) to get up to what ableds can get to in 5 seconds. Do you know how many times I've just opted to hobble up the steps with my cane because the long ass ramp would cause more pain and fatigue than the stairs? At the main entrance to the HOSPITAL??

[mobilitypluscrestwood]

Accessibility Made Easy: Mobility Plus Crestwood offers a range of wheelchair ramps designed to make your home or business accessible to individuals with mobility challenges. Our ramps are thoughtfully designed to provide a safe and convenient solution for navigating steps, thresholds, and uneven surfaces, ensuring everyone can enjoy barrier-free access.

[k12academics]

Home and Mobility Solutions has over 25 years of experience in the Healthcare Industry.

Our background is in Homecare, specializing in Travel Oxygen, Stairlifts, Ramps, Scooter & Wheelchair lifts for vehicles, Bathroom Safety, and Home Elevators.

[cowsabungus]

Obvs not all access is wheelchair access I'm just a wheelchair user so hence it centring around wheelchair access

(Inspired by Ruth Martin on Insta go check them out they're super cool and amazing)

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[vasira96]

it's easy to miss if you're able-bodied and extremely sheltered, but the fact that all architectural "accessibility" is designed with the (false) presumption that the disabled person in need of the accommodation will have an able bodied person to assist them, is a glaring oversight and failure of design, in my opinion

[xxplastic-cubexx]

sequel to my other post about erik's plastic cube jail you can tell days of future past is The Divorce Movie because for eriks concrete prison that shit is absolutely NOT wheelchair accessible like charles is NOT visiting this man !!!!!!!

[sesamenom]

Working out the logistics for idril's mobility aids

I'm thinking she has crutches for when she's using her feet (+ a baby sling for earendil since she can't carry him while using the crutches). she can lean on one for long enough to smack someone (cough maeglin cough) with the other, but can't get around for an extended period of time with just the feet. on worse days or when she's not wearing her prosthetics she has a wheelchair and a maid to push her around.

-- disclaimer: i am not disabled, if anything here wouldn't work please tell me! --

[lesbianaelwen]

god you know the bar (for media in general, not a targeted mention) is so fucking low it's underground considering i was relieved that lydia was still in her wheelchair

[civilization-illstayrighthere]

Hey so I’ve mentioned this a lot of times on my main blog, but I wanted to put this out over here since it is Hallow’s Eve. I always give out little tchotchkes on Halloween along with candy. This year, I’ve completely switched over to 100% doohickeys and doodads— think mechanical pencils, shaped erasers, little notebooks, squishes, vampire teeth and spiders rings and all. It started years ago in college when I signed up for a dorm Halloween event where kids from an area that was too dangerous to really trick or treat through got bussed in to trick or treat at our dorm. I bought some candy and dollar store Halloween themed stuff with what i had. And you know what the kids went ape shit over?

Motherfucking. Mechanical. PENCILS!!

These kids could not get enough of them. They literally went “PENCILS??!” I had never seen kids get so hyped up for pencils lmao. They were the first things to go. Candy is fleeting; the little pencils you can bring to school to flex are eternal, until you inevitably lose one of the refill parts and then they aren’t but listen, in that one moment they are infinite. And its nice thinking that maybe some kids who don’t always have access to school supplies not only get them, but get them in fun shapes and designs.

Anyway. I recommend people to give out fun stuff like this not just because kids seem to genuinely enjoy them, but also because there’s this thing called the Teal Pumpkin Project here in America. You can put out a teal pumpkin to show that you are giving away non-candy items and sign your address up so parents of children with allergies know that there are houses their kids can safely and happily trick or treat at! It’s a win-win! Plus, if you accidentally bought too much, it’s not like candy— just pack it away, pencils and fidget spinners will be good next year, too! :)

[tilbageidanmark]

Cornelia Oberlanders's "Stramp", stairs with a ramp incorporated for those with accessibility needs.

[sunnycanwrite]

stop carpeting stores! I swear it's so gross, stains never come out, and my wheelchair can't move an inch on the filthy ground. I went to the mall with my partner today. We always enter through the arcade for the: handicap parking and restroom. But it takes extra long to get through due to the carpet. Like I have no momentum until we get to the very small area of tile.

Honestly that's not my only pet peeve its also improperly paved sidewalks. That are tilted, hard to move on, jagged, a safety risk in more than one way. Curbs that are hard to get over leaving me in the middle of the road before during traffic.

[lavenoon]

Sun can be lenient, sometimes

Inspired by however anyone is supposed to get up and down this "ramp":