Every day life for disabled people with personal assistance

[blackrosesbleedable]

how does benefits work if you adopt a handicap?

[joemoin]

ironicly disabled toilets are the only toilets big enough to run around in

[fryboy190]

@Pipweed

Try living as a disabled person..anyone can fall victim to an injury and be disabled..

[MrRealtalk1111]

@Pipweed your ignorance and idiocy makes me laugh

[areyoudumbruv]

EWWWWWWW THIS IS GROSS

[Abrocrombie2012]

All of this is true!! I had a stroke when I was 14 my left side is useless to me. I never gave up hope but the people at my college make my life so hard I can hear them make jokes about me! No one understands. Why do people have to be rude to handicap people. I don't trust people much!

[1203ADSA]

@Abrocrombie2012 ouch i have a disabled friend with a lazy leg and arm but hes still human an i like him

[Spazmify]

@Abrocrombie2012 dude...i...wow. i feel sorry for u

[wheelieblind]

school is crazy i need someone to feed me change me read to me write for me transport me, clean after me, reach things for me, push me in my manual wheelchair, my worst days i lay in bed all day and have someone assist me. I can't work really if you think about it, because if I'm not going to do anything while in bed and I can't help but lay in bed, so I can't work MUCH. People who would hire a person in a wheelchair woulden be work for me. I would have to be active all the time every week.

[wheelieblind]

My friend said that it would be nice to have a lift like that but it must cost a billion bucks or something like that.

[andyandersen]

Because the video is part of a discourse. I would normally teach the students during the film.

[StrawhatxLuffy]

why no sound?

[andyandersen]

This is a part of the Danish welfare system. All costs with PAs are paid as social services from the government.

[wheelchairdemon2008]

Wow... Help on a full time basis - not just for bathing and things in the home... amazing. How is it that people have personal assistants and who pays for this service?  I do without a lot of things because I am expected to keep pace with the able-bodied with a wheelchair and very little personal support. I get 4 hours of help a WEEK.

What Country are you in? I'm truly impressed.

[Pipweed]

wat r u in a wheelchair?

[angie4josh]

I work with people every day that have moderate to severe disabilities and to them simply being acknowledged and given choices in life is what they want and need. many who need assistance are mistaken for being of low intelligence, however this is not always the case, and often we dont realise they are just like us mentally, and deserve and require respect and human decency. I also have a son with cerebal palsy so I know what I am talking about. Fantastic that nowdays they have independence.

[andreassandersen]

They do a written authority or digital signature by a computer. Some do either.

[theporksicle]

What do quadriplegic people do about writing cheques and any documents which require signatures for authorisation?

[loukevw]

Best PA video I have ever seen.