Ok, ya'll, here it is. My agression is not aimed at anyone here. I've gotten a few questions and comments about my "mood."

It's a reminder to me that, when I get tired of fighting this fight with the company that is supposed to be getting me a new wheel chair, I just look at that little face and I get back on the stick. Like so many here, I come here to distract myself and to get support, especially when I'm feeling low or frustrated or without the strength I need to get things done. That angry little face gives me a nudge to keep on fighting.

I've been fighting with this company for two years, first to get my present chair repaired and maintained with absolutely NO response from the company. I've tried being fair, I've tried being reasonable, I've tried being forgiving and I've tried being kind. It got me NOWHERE! I had to take off the gloves and hit them with everything I have. It gets tiring. It makes me feel bad. It makes me do things I don't normally do. The frustration I felt with my non-cooperative chair was more than I could handle, so having to do most of the paperwork and legwork myself was just a bit over the top.

It hasn't been easy filling out five different complaints and following up on them. The INCOMPETENCE is everywhere! I have to keep nudging certain agencies to find out where the complaint process is and see if anything is being done about my complaints!

I'm finally getting some slow, begruding responses from the VP of the company. The stupid broad that is supposed to be doing all of the paperwork has even received administrative discipline and she still refuses to follow through with what her boss, the VP, tells her to do regarding my case. I have no clue what her problem is!

So there you have it. I have to keep reminding myself to stay agressive to get my new power wheel chair. I live in it. I have a life because of it and this company that is supposed to build independence for people like me is doing the oposite.

I don't normally feel agressive, especially here on PC. I love you all. Just bear with me a little bit longer, okay?