<p><pre><code>  This is related to my wheelchair, I suppose. Just
  because I can&#x27;t walk, people would ignore me when
  making plans to go dancing or maybe even just go for
  coffee. The place probably isn&#x27;t accessible or they
  think, what would a girl who can&#x27;t walk do when we go
  clubbing or dancing? Honestly, I dance better than
  you, and I&#x27;m only moving my upper body.
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By Virali Modi, Paralyzed since 2006.<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;qr.ae&#x2F;RblzzS" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;qr.ae&#x2F;RblzzS</a><p>EDIT: It took a couple tries to get the formatting write. Anyway, I&#x27;m just saying that 1) You shouldn&#x27;t just call people in &#x27;poor bastards&#x27;, and 2) There are people in wheelchairs who can dance well and enjoy it a lot.