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Hom3r · 19-12-2015, 17:09

The people in London who travel on the London Underground.

I'll explain.

Yesterday I needed to get my mum to the UCLH in central London.

The only way was by tube, and as she can't walk to far (she was bed bound for 4 months, 3 were Nil By Mouth) so we had to use a wheelchair.

The guard at Epping asked if we needed help at our destination station, I said thanks but it would not be required.

We got to Tottenham Court Road Tube and a I was help off the tube. we got to the 1st of 3 sets of stairs which my mum walked up with me behind with the folded wheelchair a guy offered help, but I said I was OK, as I was walking up he was walking near me I then felt someone just lift the end of the chair.

Even on the escalators the guard asked we needed help.

The only thing I had issues with was the gap & height differences between train and platform.

19-12-2015, 17:09	#10704
Hom3r Mum 15/08/46 - 30/09/20 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Galactic Sector ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, www.daves-world.co.uk. A secret Moonbase (shh don't tell anybody) Age: 55 Services: 1 V6, 2x1TB TiVo, SH3. Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G, Ton's of Smart Home stuff, & Cuddy Toy Posts: 16,876	Re: The Happy Thought Thread Part 4 The people in London who travel on the London Underground. I'll explain. Yesterday I needed to get my mum to the UCLH in central London. The only way was by tube, and as she can't walk to far (she was bed bound for 4 months, 3 were Nil By Mouth) so we had to use a wheelchair. The guard at Epping asked if we needed help at our destination station, I said thanks but it would not be required. We got to Tottenham Court Road Tube and a I was help off the tube. we got to the 1st of 3 sets of stairs which my mum walked up with me behind with the folded wheelchair a guy offered help, but I said I was OK, as I was walking up he was walking near me I then felt someone just lift the end of the chair. Even on the escalators the guard asked we needed help. The only thing I had issues with was the gap & height differences between train and platform. __________________ STAY AT HOME: I found out that mum will never walk again as the coronavirus attacked her nervous system. She died on September 30th, wearing a mask and she still might be alive today.