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When you are out do you get people treating you like a baby

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I notice when I’m out especially in shops they see me in the wheelchair with my tremors, my eyes might be twitching but everyone treats me like I’m a kid or they speak in a tone because I don’t understand anything ,do you get that when your out is rather have the miserable staff treat me like everyone else lol

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