Yes!  I also find that most people want to stand off to the side, which hurts 
my neck even more.  And when i turn my chair to try to face them straight-on, 
they will adjust by moving to the side again.

I do so appreciate people who squat or sit to talk.

At 05:54 PM 4/18/2010, Dan wrote:
>One thing that really bothers me is when a person will stand up right next to 
>my wheelchair and start a conversation with me. I always get a stiff neck 
>while trying to look up at their face. I'm always relieved when people squat 
>down to my level to have a conversation.
>
>Dan
>
>At 05:33 PM 4/18/2010, Nancy P said something that elicited my response:
> 
>>Given the discussion around handicapped parking spaces, I thought you might 
>>be interested in a survey we're running now at the Christopher & Dana Reeve 
>>Foundation on the most annoying things people do to people in wheelchairs.
>>It started with a discussion in our online community this winter about snow 
>>being shoveled into handicapped parking spaces.  Then others chimed in with 
>>their pet peeves.  You can add your vote at
>><http://bit.ly/9KfyTk>http://bit.ly/9KfyTk 
>> 
>>If you'd like to send this to others in wheelchairs to have them put in their 
>>$0.02, you can do that at
>><http://bit.ly/baSKkn>http://bit.ly/baSKkn
>> 
>>Thanks for sharing, 
>> 
>>Nancy Purcell
>>for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation

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