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The wheelchair experience Name Institutional Affiliation Date I never envisioned what an educational ordeal this would have been. While directing a simulation in a wheelchair, I had some incredibly exciting, humiliating, debilitating and enlightening occurrences that I can use to my own and professional advantage. The simulation project actually opened my eyes to what disabled individuals need to experience every day and I would by and by never need to experience that consistently. For the record, the initial segment of the wheelchair experience was genuinely sweet and precisely what capable individuals think when they think debilitated people get some great superpower. I was able to zip through queues in restaurants and supermarkets super-fast, quicker than I had ever done as such under my particular pace. Getting to the upper floor of a building was an overwhelming errand. I expected to go to a supermarket which was on the second floor. I quickly went for the lift yet was met with a few difficulties. I found an incredibly small lift with no space to turn the wheelchair around. After some battle, I, at last, achieved the store and began hunting down things I required. A few things were simply out of reach, and I needed supermarket specialists to help. The next issue was pushing the trolley while on the wheel seat. Conveying the things was likewise an issue, and because I was unpracticed in utilizing wheelchairs, I chose to put the things on my laps. I expected to take water from the wellspring since I was parched and was not let down by its design. It was a free-standing water fountain that was delightful to utilize, straightforward and subtle and most
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