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Absolutely nothing will prepares you for what this wheelchair user does when the chairlift at a train station doesn’t work.
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The city worker who just spent 45 minutes getting the cripplebot out of storage seeing her stand up.

“So actually in the end after inconveniencing countless people I can totally walk, so I walked up the stairs”

Me: Oh of course her boyfriend will just carry her up demonstrating he's an absolute chad or something cool. Reality: She's just larping.

Ah, looked at her TikTok All the usual fake disabilities. Claims to be autistic and also have Tourette’s. The videos where she tics all look completely put on. She is not disabled, and of course, has ‘good days’ where she can walk totally fine She has a flat adorned with pride flags Just another attention seeker who has made being ‘disabed’ her personality

I knew a girl with muscular dystrophy who had to use a chair for long commutes, but could make it up a flight of stairs if necessary. Loss of muscular endurance is a common symptom of degenerative disorders.

ohmygod this b

Imagine the look on their faces when she gets up and walks the stairs.

What's her disability? Being a monumental child?

Absolutely nothing will prepares you for what this 70 IQ twitter user says when a person with a physical disability is forced to walk up stairs with difficulty due to needing a wheelchair for regular transportation.

If you look at her tiktok, she walks just fine, and her alleged Tourette's is as convenient as her wheelchair use.

how stupid are you to think the only two possibilities are “can walk perfectly” and “can’t walk at all”?

Spoiler: She got tired of waiting so she just walked up the stairs.

I watched my dad die in after he battled MS for 22 years… towards the end, he wanted nothing more than to stand up on his own two feet. People who play handicap are gutter trash

same girl btw

Lmao

Do you have any idea how pissed I'd be if I brought that thing all the way down and felt terrible that her chair didn't fit just to find out she could walk the whole time?

She didn't even have the decency to put the phone down or pretend she was struggling.

Comment section full of people who think if you can walk for 5 seconds you can walk all fucking day. Some people have conditions that make it so they can't walk for more than a few minutes and need help to get around That doesnt mean they have no problems if they can walk briefly

She just has a personality disorder, that's it!!! pretend, pretent, pretend

My mother has MS, she walks just fine normally. If she's going on a long trip or expected to walk long she'll bring a wheelchair. It's really not that abnormal for someone with a wheelchair not to be completely immobile

Good grief. A lot of ppl including me have limited mobility. The pain when walking (or standing) gets progressively worse with each step until it becomes unbearable. This is very common in people with back pain and/or sciatica. So we can walk a little but not a lot, so we need a wheelchair or scooter for anything longer than walking from the kitchen to the living room.

This is a Biblical miracle

Around 60% of wheelchair users are ambulatory to some extent. They still need the chair to manage their conditions. This post shows that you know sod all about disability, but the good news is, if you live long enough, you *will* find out.

She could’ve just tried this from the start instead is seeking attention but she’s a young girl so that’s what they do.

The lack of knowledge people have about disability is mind blowing

Most people you see on wheelchairs who look like they believe in pronouns are making it up

She is taking the pi$$

I am going to scream if I have to watch another ambulatory wheelchair user consuming resources, time and energy meant for disabled people.

welfare state starter pack

I kept thinking why doesn’t her boyfriend carry her up snd then carry the chair up. But…

The train station worker seeing her stand up and walk

Why doesn’t everyone in a wheelchair just do this?
