Life of wheelchair users from their perspective

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend your life sitting down? Moving through crowds of people and having to make sure that other people’s handbags or elbows do not hit you in the face? At Eye Level was filmed at the eye level of wheelchair users. Immerse yourself in the daily routine of wheelchair users in Vietnam, Mexico, Tehran, New York, Greece and Switzerland.
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The four short films of the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation offer different perspectives of how people with a spinal cord injury master life. In addition to three artistic films, there is also a documentary about Guido A. Zäch, the founder of comprehensive rehabilitation.
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7 окт 2021

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@FlipMacz 6 месяцев назад

Okay, best video ever in all space and time about wheelchair life. I see these beautiful people busy taking care of themselves in life. I have a tendency to wish things were different and to complain about my life, inside my thoughts. But this video really taught me something special about not doing that and to get busy taking care of my life too, just as it is. So inspiring. Next time, please feature older people in wheelchairs. Thank you so much to this channel. I will save it and watch it many times as inspiration for my own wheelchair dependent life ❤❤❤❤❤

@ParaplegikerStiftung 6 месяцев назад

Thank you very much for your nice comment. 😊We are happy that you liked the video that much. All the best for your future. ❤ Best wishes, Swiss Paraplegic Foundation, Julia

@wheelergirl01 2 года назад

As a wheelchair user in the UK, I found it very humbling to watch how others across the world manage day to day in their wheelchairs. Made me realise that I am very fortunate to have a supportive abled bodied husband to help me, and that I am retired so don't have to get up and go to work. I often feel upset and angry that I have ended up in a wheelchair, but I will try to count my blessings now, instead of my bad luck! Thank you for showing this video.

@ParaplegikerStiftung 2 года назад

Thank you very much for your nice comment. We are glad you were able to discover a new perspective. All the best for your future. Kind regards, Swiss Paraplegic Foundation, Vera

@user-nb1gd7ol5v 2 года назад

Would you please share how you manage/release your anger of the negative labels on the wheelchair?

@sisterrose6836 Год назад

Every able-bodied person needs to see this. So they know that we can do everything, just like them.

@elodieleaf Год назад

Thankyou for this video🙏🏼I am a wheelchair user and it is great to see other wheelchair users in different countries and how they go about their daily routine💗