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So fresh and So clean
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Richard
Created:May 2, 2008 12:00 AM
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Description: Access at the Spa
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Description: Access at the Spa
So fresh and So clean
What an experience for both Santina and I to feel fresh and so clean. As we explore this atmosphere of friendly cosmetic doctors, hair dressers, nail filers, body massagers and a clientele of some of the finest women I seen, being there from 11 AM to 8 PM documenting the place for a purpose to inform and bring awareness to what's out in the world for not just individuals in the wheelchair but all. But the main objective is Santina and I combined forces a long time ago to seek pleasurable accessibility and bring my last Blog about institutionalization a past practice and see who is out here with enjoyable life experiences. designed for those walking or rolling.
As Santina states, being the more investigative comrade at the time, I was too busy looking at legs, lol. She states how terrible it feels not just for a woman but a man who just got spinal cord injured to spend almost a year in hospitals and rehabilitation centers stuck in bed and not feel so fresh. I remember when I was first injured, only hand washes, hair can't get properly washed, mouth dry and pasty, a disgusting feeling for 2 months in a hospital before I was even sent to rehabilitation.
As Santina explains, there is so many people right now laying in a bed not feeling so clean and don't get the experience she felt in just one day because all someone may hear about is life after the rehab that's just rehab.
So as I'm watching Santina having her hair washed, nails cut and seeing old friends from school, the smile on her face was priceless. Look fellow roll on friends and others, it can't just be about the Knife. We need to know what is the future to end this physical challenge but in the meantime life must go on. Another comrade of mine, Louis Torez base his whole platform on the life you live now, not just to sit back and wait for cure and that's why I love my advocacy because I just don't support and fight for a cure but enjoy my life the best way I can. Enjoying life is knowing what's out there accessible for the wheelchair.
I went to document the place, which has wide doors, very roomy and very relaxing. The accessibility level I give this place is high because there's not only enough room for your chair, they'll make more room. I got my nails cut, yea yea I did but see the pampering and view of so many beautiful ladies made my experience not retro but hetro. Anyway, for both men and women, don't just sit in that house after possibly years of just sitting in the house doing nothing, go get them years of feeling not so fresh, not so clean washed away.
Again this is not just about chair users, it's letting chair users know where normal everyday individuals go that also has the accessibility for others. They not paying me to promote or advertise, I don't get paid to advocate, my fee is hearing others inspired by my work, I just know being stuck in your house and no knowledge of accessible fun is disturbing when there is places out there accessible for everyone.
Until next time when Starr and Professir X go access hunting, enjoy some pictures. Videos coming soon.
MORE PICTURES CLICK HERE
If you in or ever come to New Jersey come and enjoy not just the acessability but yourself
http://www.tiberiasspa.com/
As Santina states, being the more investigative comrade at the time, I was too busy looking at legs, lol. She states how terrible it feels not just for a woman but a man who just got spinal cord injured to spend almost a year in hospitals and rehabilitation centers stuck in bed and not feel so fresh. I remember when I was first injured, only hand washes, hair can't get properly washed, mouth dry and pasty, a disgusting feeling for 2 months in a hospital before I was even sent to rehabilitation.
As Santina explains, there is so many people right now laying in a bed not feeling so clean and don't get the experience she felt in just one day because all someone may hear about is life after the rehab that's just rehab.
So as I'm watching Santina having her hair washed, nails cut and seeing old friends from school, the smile on her face was priceless. Look fellow roll on friends and others, it can't just be about the Knife. We need to know what is the future to end this physical challenge but in the meantime life must go on. Another comrade of mine, Louis Torez base his whole platform on the life you live now, not just to sit back and wait for cure and that's why I love my advocacy because I just don't support and fight for a cure but enjoy my life the best way I can. Enjoying life is knowing what's out there accessible for the wheelchair.
I went to document the place, which has wide doors, very roomy and very relaxing. The accessibility level I give this place is high because there's not only enough room for your chair, they'll make more room. I got my nails cut, yea yea I did but see the pampering and view of so many beautiful ladies made my experience not retro but hetro. Anyway, for both men and women, don't just sit in that house after possibly years of just sitting in the house doing nothing, go get them years of feeling not so fresh, not so clean washed away.
Again this is not just about chair users, it's letting chair users know where normal everyday individuals go that also has the accessibility for others. They not paying me to promote or advertise, I don't get paid to advocate, my fee is hearing others inspired by my work, I just know being stuck in your house and no knowledge of accessible fun is disturbing when there is places out there accessible for everyone.
Until next time when Starr and Professir X go access hunting, enjoy some pictures. Videos coming soon.
MORE PICTURES CLICK HERE
If you in or ever come to New Jersey come and enjoy not just the acessability but yourself
http://www.tiberiasspa.com/
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