If y'all could give me a minute to grab these, I'd appreciate it, lol. They're absolutely perfect for a bound/costume I want to do.
I promise, I'll leave the Winnie the Pooh cosmetic bag for the rest of you!
In the real world, how many years of service are people getting out of power assists?
I'm looking at the Empulse R90, which I would have to pay for myself. The price that I'm seeing on SpinLife is doable, but not if I have to buy a new one every couple of years.
I currently have a Paiseec power chair, and a Tilite Z manual. I'm the person who got the defective Paiseec, and none of the fixes have worked. It's injured me multiple times, and I hate the stupid thing, so it's got to go. A power assist would be the best for my needs, but for half the price I could get a Jazzy Ultra Light power chair. My hesitation is that I'm very paranoid about the battery on the power chair running out and stranding me.
I would be mostly on flat or gently sloped paved surfaces, like stores and theme parks (I'm in Orlando). I'm not an everyday chair user, but I've been using it less than I need to because I've been struggling so much with endurance.
Does anyone have any thoughts or experience with this?
I was at the park this morning, so I checked for everyone. I saw BD-X popcorn buckets still for sale at the Hollywood Studios popcorn stands.
They're also still stocked up with Bantha, and the Mando & Grogu sippers.
They do not, however, carry a single freaking thing featuring Babu Frik, or any other Anzellans, which was what I was looking for.
(Apologies for my smeary camera. I didn't realize until I got home a few minutes ago.)
I was at Hollywood Studios this morning for the Muppets passholder preview, so of course I visited Batuu. A lot of characters out today. People were extremely excited about Mando.
O/T, but the Animation Courtyard redo is really good. A lot of fun little details.
I got unexpectedly grabbed and pushed by a stranger I didn't even see today, and then not 20 minutes later, somebody started screaming at me when I told them I didn't need help.
It's been a long day of being variously treated like a toddler, a cart of groceries, an obstacle, a burden, and an inanimate object. I'm back home now having a sandwich and a cry, and I feel like I never want to leave the house again.
This sub, and all of you sharing your own similar experiences, made me feel less alone in the moment. I thought of you all, and got pissed instead of scared, and got loud instead of crawling inside myself.
I have a reservation for Hollywood Studios for May the 4th, mostly for the Dapper 4th fun. (WDW's Dapper Days are the Saturday and Sunday before.)
I'm a wheelchair user, and I'm a little worried about trying to survive in a packed park without doing damage to myself or others.
Is the park just very crowded, or is it also rowdy?