Life can be hard, but having a sense of humor make it a bit easier. These folks rock.

I have MS and have problems with fatigue, so I often use a wheelchair when I'm on a full day out. I definitely needed it for a day exploring Alnwick Castle and garden while on holiday with friends, who took it in turns to push me. This is Krissy, pushing me over one of the bridges in the treetop walk. She had to tilt the chair back, as the smaller front wheels caught on the narrow planks, and had to get up some speed to get up the curve from the centre of the bridge to the far end. I did offer to walk, as it wasn't far, but she was having too much fun with the challange ! wheelie-wh...4f331e.jpg

I love these . As a wheelchair user and chemo survivor I know that you develop a dark sense of humour to get you through. You've got to learn to laugh it off when people stare or ask inappropriate questions or shout abuse or act as if you can't understand what they are saying. I wear an armour of bright red lipstick and use humour a*s my shield.

Things like this are such a wake up call. I love the positive attitudes....we can all learn a thing or two about this

Thanks for sharing the photographs. It is wonderful that people have a sense of humour and are very positive towards the situation that they are in. Live life to the full no matter what!

When I had my gall bladder removed, husband wrote "here be dragons" on the left side of my tummy. The young doctor didn't get it....

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You are all awesome! Love the humor!

that funny

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