"Halloween is for everybody.”
To Gina Schuh, 40, a Mesa, Arizona real estate investor and a quadriplegic from a diving accident, it was never a question of whether or not to dress up with her wheelchair. “Oh, heck no. I think I went even bigger because of it,” she says. “I think [the costumes] are my claim to fame."
Many of us who use mobility aids have struggled at times with others’ staring. There’s something joyous then about costuming you and your cane/chair together and encouraging even more staring but on your terms. This is me. This is my chair/cane. Also, my costume’s better than yours.
Check out the hilarious pics in the article and comments.
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