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also i think like i said earlier, like the buses like it was during that time where the government was improving it to become more wheelchair accessible. so now almost every bus is wheelchair accessible and then even in woodland interchange, there is a button for wheelchair-bound people to press so that when the bus arrives, the bus captain can help them get on the bus first. so i feel like now they prioritize them more and then there’s like priority queue for them like in MRT stations now when you take the train like there’s a few doors just for them. so i feel like it’s a huge step towards being a very wheelchair accessible country and the government is doing a good job.

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i think it’s very important cause like i said there’s a lot of times when i have encountered during my time was steps and no slopes. like there were no slopes at the side which made it very difficult for like, if you’re suddenly on a wheelchair due to a unforeseen incident, you just got so used to a routine or like a route that’s so suitable for you when you were walking that when you’re on a wheelchair you realise that it’s not as accessible and you get frustrated

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the maps don’t have anything that says wheelchair accessible. it is only now when it’s happening but it is still not enough. we still like don’t have enough. it’s either like the slope is too steep so if you’re alone, it’s difficult for you to go up. or if not if you’re coming down then it’s too fast then it gets to dangerous, hit yourself and you know. and you can’t stop yourself because the only thing you can use to stop yourself is your hands and your hands are on the wheels. so how are you going to stop yourself?  Nowadsys i feel very superficial when that’s say it’s very wheelchair accessible and it’s not, it’s actually not. it’s not very practical at all. Just mainly that there’s no wheelchair accessible route.

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journey to sch was the most irritating because if there was a better way, we would have gone but every single better way was too long and there weren’t any accessible public transport during that time, i think it was like the time when the handicap busses was becoming a thing, it was during that tim

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Yes. So i didn’t sit for my prelims and my PSLE was so bad i didn’t want to go to school, because the classroom was so inaccessible.

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my social life, especially with my friends and my classmates wasn't as active as it was before because i wasnt able to like do the things they wanted to do

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how their disability affects their daily life

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how their disability affects their daily life

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my mother didn't know how to go to school because we couldn't use the normal path because there were alot of steps and everything and then like if not the slope is very steep and you cannot just go down

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Benefits of technology to those with mobility disability

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Benefits of technology to those with mobility disability

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I think the most simplest one would be showering la. So I think because I am unable to fit my wheelchair In the bathroom and also it’s slippery la so I have to be extra cautious and need to have certain equipments in the shower before I proceed to bathe la.

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i feel like what i’ve said earlier like maybe a option for wheelchair accessible routes in like maps. Or maybe let’s say you google it, like there’s something on google like just some app. i can be an extention, it can be an app or anything that shows a more wheelchair accessible route so that people are able to live their life properly.

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Maybe an app can be created to an app which shows which shows a map and within the map it shows where are the wheelchair accessible places and how to get to places with ease, even with a wheelchair.

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No, if the wheelchair doesn’t live up to its expectations, I won’t take the wheelchair anymore. I didn’t go to other places. Uh huh, come down to drink coffee at home, go home uh huh, not yet, it’s like bukit merah view, no

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I think a lot of people would assume that mobile disability means that they just means that they need more space. This is not true. We need more equipment such as, maybe equipments to help us lock our wheels in place, so that we do not move about or cause an accident. So this is one misconception that wheelchair means more space.

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I think because not everywhere is wheelchair accessible and Google doesn't know I am nobody disabled. So, when I Google search an area to go to, it will show me the best way to go to but, it does not take into account my disability. So, I might end up in a place with no lift or I can't get up.

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I feel very troubled because I have to find other ways to get to the place where. I want to go.

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I have to become used to it and I think in this society more and more people has become more accepting towards people like me. So if I were to be feeling frustrated or feeling down

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Don't give up as there would always be people there to support you and you are as capable as others.

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My parents would always be there for me and always encourage me no matter how down or upset I feel. For me, I understand that I am not as physically capable as others but they would always encourage me to look at the bright side.

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Academically wise, no. Because I believe going to school and just studying is not affected by my mobile disability. But in terms of work, yes as there might be, there might need to have special arrangement before I can work I a certain or specific company.

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because not everywhere is wheelchair accessible and. Google doesn't know I am nobody disabled. So when I Google search an area. To go to. It will show me the best. Way to go to but. It does not end your account

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my physiotherapy was like my surgeon was like you can take six months to actually fully recover. after two months like I really like speak through the process because when they give me like the steps to. Recover I try to always like make sure I go do that daily.  It's like 6 months. I do two months then right like you one more month. Like you can run already.

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before I just choose the most, the most fastest option. To reach school. now need more to choosing not the fastest, but the more. Convenient, but also relaxing

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More restricted on the more physical activities, the more training one

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look at the bright side. Be optimistic like anything, We should be happy, happy and lucky that we get like awards or just like friends in general. So always express and respect back to the people around you so that. be humble

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look at other motivation speakers or people who face the same pressure and how they overcome it. Because if they're overcome overcome it. You are so able to just one day because all this it takes time. You cannot just like one week away, you can just. Become better. It takes about like a few years or just months. You are very expensive, but if this is your first experience, just really take your time. Take it one step at a time, slowly recover physically and mentally or mentally recover. Then you just have to be very patient

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it's a different location and I drop off and it's like, oh, I can use GPS, the Google Maps, to find my way back. And I don't need panic because sometimes it's just in my neighborhood is just some new area, then it's a cool way to explore around. And very good way to use GPS, yes. I can trust it, even though it's sometimes unreliable.

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nonsense feedback because they are all these they are talking out of their because they never experienced before. They can't even sympathize. They are just like anyhow saying. And they they don't know how their words or actions will affect the person experiencing the the disability.