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Hi, my name is aminamangera!
aminamangera
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hi my name is Amina I am physically disabled and wheelchair bound and I am high risk clinically vulnerable person I am worried that if i meet someone how I can tell them have you been corvid test I spend more time in at home i am worried too go out and i am on benefit ESA AND PIP that's all I get as I am disabled when i go shopping buy stuff or anything's like pull up pads, shoes, dresses, ETC or going to cinema and theme parks why disabled people have too pay more money...…????.
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Hi and welcome to the community
I am also interested a wheelchair
I find I get reduced prices at places like theme parks and cinema and some allow carers to go in free
You can get a CEA card which allows carers into cinema free
You usually need to show proof of disability like pip letter or blue badge
I Don understand how dresses and shoes are more expensive for disabled? Maybe you can explain a bit more
Apart from that welcome on board and feel free to join in or ask any questions -
Hello @aminamangera
Welcome to the community, good to see you join us.
I think it's completely fine to ask somebody you are meeting whether they have had a Coronavirus test or not, that's quite a common thing these days and I can't see people having issue with that. Have you been in that situation lately?Online Community CoordinatorConcerned about another member's safety or wellbeing? Flag your concerns with us.
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thank you for reply me and i did not know about CEA card and thank for this information dresses and shoes are more expensive I will explain my body go big just like that my feet and my leg go big then i have too rush too hospital they give me injection and they take out water from my body i need to go buy my dresses go to expensive shop where i can buy big sizes
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OK I understand bur there are other shops like primary, new look , yours , simply be that now do clothes in bigger sizes
Also amazon and lots of others and they don't have to be expensive -
thank you i did not think about new look or other shop thank you you give me idea to where too shop
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