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@LawrencHarton 

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What is Wordle Unlimited

In the vast world of online games, few have captured the attention of casual players and language lovers alike as successfully as Wordle. Its simple mechanics, quick gameplay, and intellectually satisfying challenge have made it a daily habit for millions. But for those who found the original versio...

@EmmanuelRippin 

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Conquer the Infinite Descent: A Guide to Mastering Slope Game

Ever dreamt of hurtling down an endless, neon-drenched slope, dodging obstacles at breakneck speed? Welcome to the adrenaline-pumping world of Slope Game! This deceptively simple game has captured the hearts (and fractured the focus) of countless players. It's the ultimate test of reflexes, precisio...

@JaneH 

JaneH

Accessibility?

In the last few years I get around with or on wheels due to MS disability, so I need to know about accessibility. And I don’t know if it’s just us dog loving Brits but I started to notice a strange phenomenon sometime last year when checking out accessibility of venues. Here’s my rant about it from ...
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@Peej 

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How to do this all alone?

I don't want to ramble on a lot like my last posts but they could be helpful to understand the basics. I'm in 7+/10 pain everyday, I'm always nauseous, I always have some kind of headache, fatigued; too much to list. I have to restart my pip and uc to get what I should be receiving, so right now I ...
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@sjwh 

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Building a ground floor extension

I’m fortunate that we have space to build an extension for wheelchair accessible ground floor living. If anyone else has done this are there any tips or suggestions to make it work best?
Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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@jamoranto 

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jamoranto

Ok so here it is. 🎣

Do what you always love to do even tho it takes different planning and finding accessible locations to fish buckets in a river with a wheelchair.
Chilliwack, BC, Canada
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@BerniceAddis 

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Rollz Electric walker/rollator/wheelchair.

As it is new and there are no stores where I try this out can anybody recommend the Rollz Electric walker/rollator/wheelchair.
London, United Kingdom
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@Victoria1971 

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Bad day! Is this really M.S.

Hi everyone. Hope you’re all doing ok. I’m having a meltdown today. 2 people have told me I’m getting worse. Am I expecting too much? Here’s what happened: On Wednesday had to attend a hospital app with my other half (he really wanted me to go with him as I tried to get out of it). We live in York, ...
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@bugsy 

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Don't give up on yourself.....................

I have had PPMS since I was 47 yrs. and I am now 78 yrs. For the first while I didn't use anything. I then went to a Quad cane that I bought on Ebay. My next item was a simple Walker that I used for quite awhile. I now have a better Walker now for inside my house and I have a Wheelchair that I u...
Winnipeg, Canada
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New Patient Appointment left me baffled

After fighting my way into a neurologists office FINALLY 5 months after being diagnosed and passed along by the brain surgeon.. I had my New Patient Appointment yesterday.. during which I was questioned by a baffled neuro NP who says he doesn't understand my MS diagnosis because he "doesn't see it."...
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