
stubbornwheelpusher
Sept 2022

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Wheelchair access to cheyne walk surgery
Large stone steps to front of building. There is a sloped car park at the rear with no disabled parking.
On informing staff prior to attending that I was a wheelchair user I was told there was access.
The day I attended I was directed to the rear of the car park as they didn’t have any access at the front.
On attending the rear car park I was told that on only was there steps there were more than front and also the corridor was odd centred.
A member of staff said they would help disappear when needed.
I was force to have to throw my self along the corridor whilst my poor son had to lift the chair into the building.
On leaving I asked for help for my son lifting the chair out and it’s was as if I’d asked for the world. I then had the throw myself along the corridor using a crutch from my car and bounce off the walls. When u asked why they didn’t have a ramp for the front. They stated that couldn’t justify the expense!!
Large stone steps to front of building. There is a sloped car park at the rear with no disabled parking.
On informing staff prior to attending that I was a wheelchair user I was told there was access.
The day I attended I was directed to the rear of the car park as they didn’t have any access at the front.
On attending the rear car park I was told that on only was there steps there were more than front and also the corridor was odd centred.
A member of staff said they would help disappear when needed.
I was force to have to throw my self along the corridor whilst my poor son had to lift the chair into the building.
On leaving I asked for help for my son lifting the chair out and it’s was as if I’d asked for the world. I then had the throw myself along the corridor using a crutch from my car and bounce off the walls. When u asked why they didn’t have a ramp for the front. They stated that couldn’t justify the expense!!