Quick story: I used to think everyone in a wheelchair couldn’t walk at all. Turns out, that’s not always true. Some folks—called ambulatory wheelchair users—can walk short distances but use a chair for things like pain, fatigue, or balance. 🔸 Don’t assume someone’s faking if you see them stand up or move their legs. They might just need the chair most of the time, not all the time. 🔸 If you’re curious, skip the personal questions. Most people don’t want to explain their medical history to strangers. Just treat them like anyone else. 🔸 When talking to someone in a wheelchair, look at them—not the person next to them. It’s basic respect. 🔸 Never touch someone’s wheelchair or mobility aid without asking. It’s part of their personal space. Bottom line: Mobility aids are for independence, not attention. Let’s drop the assumptions and just be cool to each other. #Accessibility #MobilityAwareness #Respect #Health #Fitness