



Hello!! So pre disability I was a climber, and I recently found this unused chalk bag I won at a comp awhile ago, and I thought it would make a good wheelchair bag. It fits my phone or water bottle perfectly but I want to make sure I attach it right.
These are the best pictures I got of what I think would be the best place…? I haven’t tested it in the real world as I want to decorate the bag cuz the color kinda sucks imo. Do you guys think the way I attached it will be ok? For the pic under my chair, I also included a duplicate with a line drawn over to help you see the strap since it’s pretty dark.
Also, I just used the belt strap that it came with, so if y’all know of an attachment product that could work better with my little bag, I’m open to suggestions.
Thanks in advance!
PS, if you don’t have any advice on the attachment problem, I’m accepting suggestions of what to do for my bag decorations too :) I’m gonna try to use paint but may use sewing/needlework if it doesn’t stick.
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MR BRAIN W/WO CINTRAST HISTORY: Brain/CNS neoplasm, staging Was there a contrast reaction? No Was there a contrast or saline extravasation? No.
TECHNIQUE: Multisequence and multiplanar MRI of the brain acquired prior to and following intravenous administration of Multihance .
Imaging was performed at 1.5 Tesla.
COMPARISON: Multiple priors, most recent dated 08/29/2023. FINDINGS: Parenchyma: Redemonstrated multifocal enhancing parenchymal lesions with associated T2 signal abnormality. Stable enhancement and T2 signal abnormality of expansile medullary lesion. Similar enhancement and T2 signal abnormality of the right percutaneous and left paracentral lesions. No new enhancing lesions. No acute infarct. Extra-axial spaces: Postsurgical changes in the right anterior temporal lobe. No extra-axial hemorrhage, collections, or adverse intracranial mass effect. Volume: Parenchymal volume is normal. No hydrocephalus. Calvarium: Postsurgical changes of right temporal craniotomy. Extra-cranial: Orbits unremarkable. The visualized paranasal sinuses are clear. Left maxillary polypoid mucinous retention cyst. No mastoid or middle ear effusions.
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Check out my guide♿💙 My Somewhat Comprehensive Guide to Accessibility at Red Rocks Amphitheatre 💙♿
I'm writing this from my perspective as a wheelchair user, but much of this also applies to people with other mobility impairments. Whether you use a wheelchair or simply have difficulty walking long distances or climbing stairs, I hope this guide helps you have an amazing experience at Red Rocks!
🎟️ Tickets & Seating • Purchase accessible tickets whenever possible. • Wheelchair-accessible seating is located in Rows 1 and 70—the only rows that can be reached from the parking lots without using stairs. • If you have limited mobility but don't use a wheelchair: • Rows 1 and 70 are great options. • Rows 2–4 are designated for limited mobility. • Rows 68–69 also require very few steps and may be a good choice.
🅿️ Parking
For Rows 1–4 • Park in the Upper South Lot or Upper South ADA Lot if you have a disability parking placard. • Staff will verify that your ID matches your placard.
For Row 70 • Park in the Upper North ADA Circle Lot. • From there, it's just a short ramp down to your seats.
🚌 Accessible Shuttle • A free accessible shuttle runs from the Upper South ADA parking area to the venue entrance. • Tips for the drivers are appreciated but never required.
🪑 Companion Seating • Both Row 1 and Row 70 have folding companion chairs. • Bringing a seat cushion is a good idea—they aren't the most comfortable.
🍔🥤 Food & Drinks
Row 1 • A waitress can take your food and drink order and bring it right to your seat.
Row 70 • Food and beverage stands are conveniently located directly behind the accessible seating area.
🚻 Bathrooms
Row 1 • Accessible restrooms are located on both the left and right. • I recommend using the house-right restroom, as it's usually much cleaner than the house-left restroom. • If you're a wheelchair user, staff will often allow you to use the accessible restroom in the medical room.
Row 70 • Accessible restrooms are located at both ends of the row. • They're typically clean and well stocked. • Water bottle filling stations are located nearby.
❤️ Final Thoughts
I hope this guide helps make your visit to Red Rocks a little easier and less stressful. Feel free to share it with anyone who might benefit from it!
More info from the venue HERE
Have an amazing time at the world's most incredible outdoor concert venue! ❤️♿💙
I'm writing this from my perspective as a wheelchair user, but much of this also applies to people with other mobility impairments. Whether you use a wheelchair or simply have difficulty walking long distances or climbing stairs, I hope this guide helps you have an amazing experience at Red Rocks!
🎟️ Tickets & Seating
• Purchase accessible tickets whenever possible.
• Wheelchair-accessible seating is located in Rows 1 and 70—the only rows that can be reached from the parking lots without using stairs.
• If you have limited mobility but don't use a wheelchair:
• Rows 1 and 70 are great options.
• Rows 2–4 are designated for limited mobility.
• Rows 68–69 also require very few steps and may be a good choice.
🅿️ Parking
For Rows 1–4
• Park in the Upper South Lot or Upper South ADA Lot if you have a disability parking placard.
• Staff will verify that your ID matches your placard.
For Row 70
• Park in the Upper North ADA Circle Lot.
• From there, it's just a short ramp down to your seats.
🚌 Accessible Shuttle
• A free accessible shuttle runs from the Upper South ADA parking area to the venue entrance.
• Tips for the drivers are appreciated but never required.
🪑 Companion Seating
• Both Row 1 and Row 70 have folding companion chairs.
• Bringing a seat cushion is a good idea—they aren't the most comfortable.
🍔🥤 Food & Drinks
Row 1
• A waitress can take your food and drink order and bring it right to your seat.
Row 70
• Food and beverage stands are conveniently located directly behind the accessible seating area.
🚻 Bathrooms
Row 1
• Accessible restrooms are located on both the left and right.
• I recommend using the house-right restroom, as it's usually much cleaner than the house-left restroom.
• If you're a wheelchair user, staff will often allow you to use the accessible restroom in the medical room.
Row 70
• Accessible restrooms are located at both ends of the row.
• They're typically clean and well stocked.
• Water bottle filling stations are located nearby.
❤️ Final Thoughts 🎶 🎵
I hope this guide helps make your visit to Red Rocks a little easier and less stressful. Feel free to share it with anyone who might benefit from it!
Have an amazing time at the world's most incredible outdoor concert venue! ❤️♿💙
I'll do an update after my experience but I'm a wheelchair user and curious about how ADA stuff is at Fiddler's? I can see the parking lot and the wheelchair accessible seats but does anyone have experience they can share?
I have tickets for excision tomorrow section 204. How are the accessible bathrooms?
My first time here as a wheelchair user so I like to be prepared.
I'll do an update after my experience but I'm a wheelchair user and curious about how ADA stuff is at Fiddler's? I can see the parking lot and the wheelchair accessible seats but does anyone have experience they can share?
I have tickets for excision tomorrow section 204. How are the accessible bathrooms?
My first time here as a wheelchair user so I like to be prepared.
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Yes I have searched Google but it just shows dog parks. I'm looking for an area with road or path I can roll on in my wheelchair while my old dog can explore off leash and really get IN the wilderness 🤣 He has good voice recall. Pic of him in the tallest grass by my house but he can't be off-leash😞
Please don't suggest cherry Creek or chattfield. I love them but they're basically grassy open space.
Maybe even just like national Forest with dispersed camping I could go for the day and setup a picnic while he explores?
I see SO many posts all over various groups about people asking about what scooter is best for them or their parents. I'm just curious why everyone seems to want a scooter and not a powerchair?
Scooters seem bigger and less agile than chairs and seem more difficult to transport in a vehicle compared to, say, a folding powerchair. To me they also seem less comfortable if you're having to be forward to grab the handles to drive it you can't really sit back and relax. Seat backs seem so low too.
I've been using my Jazzy Passport for 4 years and absolutely love it. It's small and has nearly 360 turn radius. It can fit basically in any business with tighter space, and folds up to go in any size vehicle. I now also have an ultralight that's only 30lbs!
So I'm just curious what benefits people see from a scooter opposed to a powerchair..
The front row "manager" .. first we were in seats 6&7 but she moved us to the middle because there were tons of open seats.
Then this guy showed up and she brought him a crate to elevate his foot and a new ice bag.
Thank you Dianne for making my night extra special 🧡
Used my old Google pixel 8 phone on a tripod with ring light. No filters or video editing.
This whole video spanned about 12 hours, 6pm+6am.. First time doing a super long time lapse. It turned out great 🌺🌺🌺
Has only bloomed one flower, once a year. This year there were 4 (one last week I accidentally knocked off)
Timelapse video:
Looking for non-ambulatory wheelchair users who have had carpal tunnel surgery on dominant hand.
I need surgery on my dominant right hand. I basically need to pull and push everything to move. Even need to move my legs sometimes. I can pull up to stand and pivot stand to transfer.
Can anyone who uses a wheelchair primary give me your experience with the surgery recovery? I'm definitely thinking laproscopoc will be necessary for a smaller incision.
I've put it off for a few years for fear about recovery
I need carpal tunnel surgery on my dominant right hand. I basically need to pull and push everything to move. Even need to move my legs sometimes. I can pull up to stand and pivot stand to transfer.
Can anyone who uses a wheelchair primary give me your experience with the surgery recovery? I'm definitely thinking laproscopoc will be necessary for a smaller incision
Where can I get fried rice like the first 2 photos and not the third. I ordered a side of fried rice at jins asian bistro and it's disgusting. Literally rice and egg. No seasonings or veggies.
The first two pics are my favorite Chinese restaurant in Naperville IL. Full of flavor and loaded with veggies.
Looking for fried rice like that in Littleton, preferably open on sundays
Giving these shoes. Size 8m/10w unisex
Worn a few times. The bottom is a little dirty but I scrubbed them.
Pickup only near Simms and Bowles in Littleton
What could these be? Possibly fungal? I think I had tinea versicolor on my back a while ago?
What could it be? Can I just use a cream to help it?
Nate (and Maxwell in back) love that creamy peanut butter goodness
I remember as a kid watching my lamp and the lave globs would flow up and sometimes combine when they bounced together, mid way up.
I've noticed none of my current lamps do this at all. The wax only ever combines at the bottom. Is this something I need One shot for? Or how can I get blobs to combine mid way up the globe?