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Experiences of using a wheelchair?

contemporary9324
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And I suppose I'm here's because right now - I am using crutches to get around, but I am pretty active and was wodnering if anyone has any experiences using a wheelchair as someone who I spoke kinda ambulant?
I've got a diagnosis of autism, and my neurologist has told me to assume atheoid cerebral palsy unless the next MRI disproves it. I'm 24.
I've got a diagnosis of autism, and my neurologist has told me to assume atheoid cerebral palsy unless the next MRI disproves it. I'm 24.
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Hi @contemporary9324 I am not quite sure what your question is, can you explain a bit more?Scope
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