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The Perils of Being Permanently Seated: A Humorous Look at Life in a Wheelchair
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The Perils of Being Permanently Seated: A Humorous Look at Life in a Wheelchair

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When Shirley Watson became a quadriplegic from a car accident at age twenty, she decided not to be defined by her paralysis but would meet her challenges with humor. This narrative is a collection of 55 years of Christmas letters she wrote to family and friends. Laugh along with Shirley as you read about the many Perils of Being Permanently Seated in a society designed for those who are mobile… Being one of the first to attend a University in a wheel chair in the 1960’s, where no concessions like ramps, elevators, or handicapped designated parking spaces were made for her immobility, Shirley is a true pioneer. She went on to advocate for and inspire hundreds of students during her 25 year career teaching Special Education in her home town of Toledo, Washington.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tanya Smith
Date
1 November 2013
Pages
212
ISBN
9780990013907

When Shirley Watson became a quadriplegic from a car accident at age twenty, she decided not to be defined by her paralysis but would meet her challenges with humor. This narrative is a collection of 55 years of Christmas letters she wrote to family and friends. Laugh along with Shirley as you read about the many Perils of Being Permanently Seated in a society designed for those who are mobile… Being one of the first to attend a University in a wheel chair in the 1960’s, where no concessions like ramps, elevators, or handicapped designated parking spaces were made for her immobility, Shirley is a true pioneer. She went on to advocate for and inspire hundreds of students during her 25 year career teaching Special Education in her home town of Toledo, Washington.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tanya Smith
Date
1 November 2013
Pages
212
ISBN
9780990013907