“When we went to sixth form, with the change of routine, my friends have forgotten there are things I can’t access. I let it lie, we were just getting into the routine, but when it went on I thought I have to make them aware. So I said “You’re leaving me out.” In the sixth form canteen there are high stools they’ve been sitting on. Not that I can’t get up, just that it would be a bit chaotic in a busy dining room, with me making my way through, because they’re in the corner of the room, and it’s difficult for me to get through. That led me to think I need to say something to them. But you can’t expect people to remember all of the time about what you can and can’t do.”
“When we went to sixth form, with the change of routine, my friends have forgotten there are things I can’t access. I let it lie, we were just getting into the routine, but when it went on I thought I have to make them aware. So I said “You’re leaving me out.” In the sixth form canteen there are high stools they’ve been sitting on. Not that I can’t get up, just that it would be a bit chaotic in a busy dining room, with me making my way through, because they’re in the corner of the room, and it’s difficult for me to get through. That led me to think I need to say something to them. But you can’t expect people to remember all of the time about what you can and can’t do.”
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