Next week, I will have been paralyzed for 33 years. Not recommended, but I am glad to be alive
and reasonably healthy.
Back in the early years I had dealt with wheelchair/medical products
vendors in 4 states. The universal
lesson out of that was to set low expectations for customer service.
My current vendor had been most convenient when located a mile away
with okay service. Now they have moved
twice and been bought out/merged three times to set a new standard in abysmal
service. I have to drive to Lynnwood just to place an
order that—again—that I made last year.
I have one last transaction to do with them and it will be time for a
new vendor. Maybe the support and service
staff at NuMotion despise me and they are good to everyone else—maybe—but I
doubt it. I found a new (to me at least)
wheelchair shop in Bellevue. Between
them and SportAid in Atlanta, I will never go back to NuMotion again.
Lea saw her son today for the first time in 18(?) months. That went well. He is a nice young man with some legal
troubles from crimes committed in the midst of feeding his addiction. Hopefully he will find a way to stop before
his bottom gets much lower.
I am grateful for my 100 days of sobriety, getting parts for my
wheelchair, practicing wire-bending for pendants and warm weather.
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