Set oneself in a flat surface, another chair in the opposite of the wheelchair user, so you are at their level.... and then go for the full contact hug.... for as long as you wish. Just be careful that the joystick is off or idle. Best Wishes In a message dated 6/24/2014 8:59:49 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
I was wondering how are you guys received and get hugs. Most of the time, people that are close to me, well lean down their upper body, put their arms around my shoulders and press their cheek to my cheek. I never feel like I've really gotten a hug. And I watch them hug somebody else who is standing and they get a real hug, where the more of the upper body is touching. My brother, Gary, always, ALWAYS gave me my favorite kind of hugs. He will approach me from the front, spread his legs apart so he is straddling over my thighs, then he presses his upper body against my upper body and gives me a real wonderful hug. Bobbie Smile Everyday
