Police Help 75 Year-old in Broken Wheelchair Have Happy Birthday
All Ms. Carroll wanted for her 75th birthday was a cake—and when her wheelchair left her stranded mid-trip, two officers stepped in to make sure she felt loved.
When a landscaper heard how a man kept flipping over in his wheelchair on his own property, he came to the rescue building a new sidewalk..
A landscaping company has paved the way to easier commutes for a man with an electric wheelchair.
Domingo Matos has been a quadriplegic for 11 years. Last week, he flipped his wheelchair twice trying to get from his front door to the driveway, hurting his head and shoulders.
Matos couldn't afford a new walkway so a neighbor put out an appeal for help on Facebook.
Derek Jenks, owner of landscaping company Outdoor Perfections in Golden Gate, Florida swung into action as soon as he saw it. He rounded up spare paving stones and rallied his employees.
Making life easier for those in need OUTDOOR PERFECTIONS
Posted by Outdoor Perfections on Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Making life easier for those in need OUTDOOR PERFECTIONS
Posted by Outdoor Perfections on Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Making life easier for those in need OUTDOOR PERFECTIONS
Working several hours through a storm, they built him a new walkway with a five-foot-spread, wide enough to safely turn his wheelchair without falling over.
"It was nice just to be able to help somebody out," Jenks told WINK News.
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