Just when I needed it, I discovered a wonderful service.
It’s called ...
... Freedom Companion Driving, a specialised taxi service for the disabled and those with, or without, a disability card.
Freedom drove me to the hospital, fetched me a wheelchair, then pushed me down the long corridor to the Physiotherapy Department.
After my physio session, there they were – Freedom! – waiting for me, ready to perform the reverse and drive me back home.
And, by the way, Freedom were $2.00 cheaper than the local taxi service.
This is my access story, it is one of many. I'm sharing it because I want a law that puts accessibility at the heart of an inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand.
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