No Wheels on My Wagon!
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Greetings, Gary here,
I need your help! some wheels on my wagon (powered wheelchair) gave up the ghost and now needs repair, so that is why I titled this - "No Wheel on My Wagon!"
I am currently 54, with Cerebral Palsy since birth. As a side mention, I have currently lived 39 years past the age that doctors told my parents that I would only live to, so, anything is possible.
Cerebral Palsy plus other challenges causes me great difficulty walking, using my arms, speech affected, and 24/7 severe pain.
Although it is challenging a lot of the time, I try to keep going by a motto, “I have challenges, but my challenges do not have me.”, sometimes I do ask others “You may have challenges, but do your challenges have you?”.
I depend on a powered wheelchair to get around, otherwise I am fairly housebound.
Last week, my second hand powered wheelchair, completely gave up the ghost! I have been told that it is now repairable, but it’s going to cost £2,000.
I can get in and out of the new powered wheelchair more safely, and is selected to accommodate future deterioration of by physical challenges.
As you can hopefully understand and appreciate, this is a huge amount, which I do not available, and would take me several years to accumulate.
Although I design and build websites for pocket money, I am not allowed to earn much, under Department of Working Pensions (DWP) regulations.
If you are able to make any donation towards my new replacement powered wheelchair, it would be appreciated, and I will be grateful of any amount you donate.
The equipment repairer are being very helpful to me in the interim, they have temporarily leant me a powered wheelchair while I raise the funding I need.
God bless,
Gary
I need your help! some wheels on my wagon (powered wheelchair) gave up the ghost and now needs repair, so that is why I titled this - "No Wheel on My Wagon!"
I am currently 54, with Cerebral Palsy since birth. As a side mention, I have currently lived 39 years past the age that doctors told my parents that I would only live to, so, anything is possible.
Cerebral Palsy plus other challenges causes me great difficulty walking, using my arms, speech affected, and 24/7 severe pain.
Although it is challenging a lot of the time, I try to keep going by a motto, “I have challenges, but my challenges do not have me.”, sometimes I do ask others “You may have challenges, but do your challenges have you?”.
I depend on a powered wheelchair to get around, otherwise I am fairly housebound.
Last week, my second hand powered wheelchair, completely gave up the ghost! I have been told that it is now repairable, but it’s going to cost £2,000.
I can get in and out of the new powered wheelchair more safely, and is selected to accommodate future deterioration of by physical challenges.
As you can hopefully understand and appreciate, this is a huge amount, which I do not available, and would take me several years to accumulate.
Although I design and build websites for pocket money, I am not allowed to earn much, under Department of Working Pensions (DWP) regulations.
If you are able to make any donation towards my new replacement powered wheelchair, it would be appreciated, and I will be grateful of any amount you donate.
The equipment repairer are being very helpful to me in the interim, they have temporarily leant me a powered wheelchair while I raise the funding I need.
God bless,
Gary
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Gary M Goswell-Munro
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