We have heard all about the points to ponder endlessly. Lists have been made before. The disabled are tired of fighting for common courtesy. T here are common problems on all the reserves. Our equipment needs are always last, and never a priority with reserve leadership.
Wheelchair accessibility is always last.
Sometimes you have to wait until another disabled person dies, then you get his wheelchair. This is sad, but a daily reality for many disabled. S urveys are useless, because they don't accomplish anything, but dust on shelves. They are often not accurate of the needs of reserve disabled people. W e have jurisdictional problems between all levels of governments Provincial, Federal and First Nations.