Re: wheelchair - good news

[Guest guest]

That sounds like good news, I do so hope that there won't be other problems down

the line. Dolores

Laurie Fitzgerald laurie.fitzgerald@...> wrote:Hi all-

I took my damaged wheelchair in to the seating clinic. They spent an

hour checking it over and repairing it enough to let me use it until

the parts come in. He didn't think that the motors were damaged, but

would include a phrase to the airline about them paying for damage to

the motors if some is found when they tear the chair apart to fix it.

It is a relief to know that I can use it.

laurie

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[Guest guest]

Laurie.

I'm glad you have your chair back but srill caution you to not sign off

on anything after the full repairs are done for a while. My wheelchair

rhaat Northwest damaged and supposedly fixed has never been the same.

What airline did you fly to St Louis with?

--nmgram

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Alice

We flew Northwest. The wheelchair place said they do repairs on damage

done by airlines all the time. He said there were more Northwest than

any other. pointed out that more Northwest flights are out of

Detroit than any other, so it might not be an accurate accessment of

who does the most damage.

I think I have a year from the claim to take it back for any other

damage. I will call on Mon. to make sure they got the info from the

wheelchair clinic and double check on the year limit.

laurie

> Laurie.

> I'm glad you have your chair back but srill caution you to not sign off

> on anything after the full repairs are done for a while. My wheelchair

> rhaat Northwest damaged and supposedly fixed has never been the same.

> What airline did you fly to St Louis with?

> --nmgram

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Sounds like we need to beware if we fly Northwest with our wheelchairs.

Alice

> Alice

>

> We flew Northwest. The wheelchair place said they do repairs on damage

> done by airlines all the time. He said there were more Northwest than

> any other.