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I am a 51 year old African American female with physical disabilities who has a pattern of attracting Correctional Officers and Police Officers whom like using excessive force when Arresting and detaining People with Physical Disabilities, This happens to me alot in Pensacola Florida. My last Arrest was 3/27/22, I was Pepper Sprayed while in restraints, like I was go be able to resist before or after the use of excessive force. Some of the Corrections Officers and Police Officers are using excessive force on physical disable people and they are getting away with it. My excessive force was done by a male and I am a female, but I guess it happens to men also, oh yeah I have witnessed this behavior on alot of People. It's happening like crazy in the ECSD Areas.
Very interesting video and I believe that this should be shown to anyone working with individuals with a physical disability!
I like your red wheels.
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wow, now i feel more educated on physical disability
"A mobility device should be considered an extension of the user's body". Well-said and great tips!
never knew that physical disability could be overcomed like this
wish more educators knew about how to interact with people with physical disability
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haha it is my first learn knowing so much about wheelchairs and people with physical disability
Recent episodes show how he makes women feel good with physical disabilities, and how you never see them in magezines or on billboards or general posters, what if you have a mental difficulty? Most people are ignorant to them too, however because we can't see it it's not there... What if we were to put posters up showing mental difficulty such as ADHD, or dyspraxia? How could you portray that with out making it look like a piss take? We take people in wheelchairs seriously, so why are things like dyspraxia uncommon to people? When I tell people I'm dyspraxic They look at me like I'm an alien... Subjects like this also need to be portrayed
For now, the basis of my thesis, is that all physical disability is a form/mode/variation on the following: One aspect of the body - or the body as a whole -, is functioning as two distinct and disconnected parts. Like a communications issue amidst lower spine and upper spine -, hence all aspects connected the lower are "cut off" from upper. But since input for motion comes from above, for the most part anyway, there is less/no motion below -; what we call a form of paralysis.
Sorry if you don't mind me to ask how long are you been on the stability?
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