Smileless2012
Perhaps she doesn't want any public appearance where she would have required the use of a wheelchair, to create endless articles and headlines focusing on her health, and why she needed to use one.
I don't understand why anyone would assume this is some kind of intended slur on the disabled community
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As opposed to significant discussion about whether it was a poncho, a pashmina or a cardigan...
I don't understand why anyone would assume this is some kind of intended slur on the disabled community confused.
I don't think its an intentional slur, if its true at all. Which none of us know. But if the Queen thinks being seen in a wheelchair somehow makes her seem a weaker person, what does that say to all the people who have to use wheelchairs, and what we are to think of them. She influences lots of people and how they think.