An ongoing battle-Parents battle for their children to access changing places in hospitals
SaraC_Scope
CP Network, Scope Posts: 407 Pioneering
It's devasting to read this article. Why are so many public buildings and public services lacking the essential facilities disabled people require. A Changing Place isn't a luxury, for some it's a necessity.
Imagine visiting a hospital or a school or any public space, needing the toilet, but someone says, No, sorry they aren't available to you. You're so desperate for the toilet, you have no option but to wet yourself and you still have to attend your appointment. How would that make you feel?
Why are disabled people made to feel less in this situation?
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To me that is disgusting in this day and age
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All buildings should have disabled toilets in them especially if any of their are disabled too.
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