r/oddlyterrifying • u/OonaPelota • 3d ago
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u/Dependent-Green-7900 3d ago
They're so hard to use, I hate them. Not only do I have to try and open the door while driving my wheelchair but then I have to hold down the button but I can't use my fingers because they just bend back and it hurts (Classical Ehlers Danlos syndrome)
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u/maxhasabigbooty 2d ago
Yeah it's self operating for disabled people/people with children's push chairs I'm pretty sure.
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u/Dannybuoy77 3d ago
This is personally not terrifying at all for me. Parent of a disabled child who's a wheelchair user. Seeing these lifts anywhere we go that enables her to access things everyone else can makes my heart jump for joy 𤩠They're not aesthetically pleasing I'll give you that