FILL LEFT OUT. SOCIALLY FROM PUBS AND VENUES
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WAYNE69
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HELLO MY NAME IS WAYNE. I LIVE KENT BUT GO OUT IN LONDON. FOR MY WORK. AS I AM THE FOUNDER OF LGBTQ DISABLED QUEER AND HEAR. THIS IS NOT A POST FOR ADVERTISE THE ASSOCIATION BY THE WAY
WE PUT NIGHTS ON FOR DISABLED PEOPLE TO HAVE NIGHTS OUT.
I FILL SO LEFT OUT AS A DISABLED. PERSON. AND I CANT BELIVE ON HOW MENY VENUES. AND PUBS ARE NOT ASSESSABLE TO US HOW DO YOU FILL ON GOING TO THE PUB OR A CLUB.
I HAVE CP HEMPRISESS
WOULD LIKT TO TALK ABOUT GOING OUT TO PUBS AND RESTAURANTS CLUBS.
CAN WE START TALKING ABOUT THIS
WE PUT NIGHTS ON FOR DISABLED PEOPLE TO HAVE NIGHTS OUT.
I FILL SO LEFT OUT AS A DISABLED. PERSON. AND I CANT BELIVE ON HOW MENY VENUES. AND PUBS ARE NOT ASSESSABLE TO US HOW DO YOU FILL ON GOING TO THE PUB OR A CLUB.
I HAVE CP HEMPRISESS
WOULD LIKT TO TALK ABOUT GOING OUT TO PUBS AND RESTAURANTS CLUBS.
CAN WE START TALKING ABOUT THIS
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Hi @WAYNE69 How are you today?
I understand your frustration about this, being able to socialise again in pubs shouldn't be something exclusively accessible to non-disabled people. What parts of the current arrangements have you found a barrier to going? Have you managed to meet up with friends in other outside spaces? I hope so and that it's not too long before you feel comfortable, and able, to safely go to the pub again.
Although I know it doesn't replace meeting up physically and going for a pint(!), we have a virtual fortnightly CP café that you might like to join in with? Take a look at this thread for more detailsOnline Community Co-ordinator
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HI @WAYNE69
I never really had that many issues apart from the old "he is already drunk" routine and occasionally a less than perfect toilet. But there is always room for improvement that's for sure.
What are the main barriers for you as a person with hemi-CP?Scope
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HELLO. RICHARD. THANK YOU FOR GETTING BACK TO ME
WELL I DO HAVE PROBLEMS WELL ITS VENUES AND PUBS THAT RELLY ARE THE BIG ISSUE HEAR I AM THE FOUNDER OF THE LGBTQ DISABLED QUEER AND HEAR. WE PUT NIGHTS ON FOR THE LGBTQ DISABLED COMMUNITY BUT MOST OF THE VENUES ARE NOT FULLY ASSESSABLE FOR DISABLED PEOPLE AND I HAVE HAD. SOME ISSUES WITH THEM PERSONALLY THAY JUST FORGET THAT WE ARE THERE. AND THE REMARKS YOU HERE AND SEE FROM PEOPLE. THIS IS WHY WE HAVE OUR NIGHTS TO MAKE AWARENESS AND GAME CHANGE I DO HAVE YOU ON MY TWITTER OR FACEBOOK OR LINKED IN. . -
What type of venues are you booking @WAYNE69? I don't think we are connected on social media?Scope
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