How often do you walk or run?
Sometimes questions are phrased poorly when you’re disabled. I am a full time wheelchair user, I have never walked and will never walk a day in my life.
Therefore the only way I can answer this question is to look at it from different points of view and that changes the answer I will give.
If you’re asking how often I exercise, which could be what this question means. Then many of the tasks that I have to do on a daily basis, rolling, lifting my bag etc. can be considered exercise. Intentionally exercise I do rarely and if ever, I get tired enough just living.
Another way you could answer this question is by looking at how often I get out of house. And honestly my girls are a massive motivator for that. They are walked daily when the weather permits. When they are not with me, I don’t usually like to go out without having somewhere to go, but I might take a longer journey home if the weather is nice.
I hope this answers the question, but I guess that’s up to whoever is redding this to decide. 2
My Inaccessible Life 
The question was poorly crafted, and I think you answered with the best answers for you😊
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Thank you 😊
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I cant say that I know what you’re going through just because I’ve been in a wheelchair because I couldn’t walk, but I do feel for you. Your difficulty getting out of the house is something I’m very familiar with. I am the mother of two and they both have mental illness. my daughter just tried to kill her self two weeks ago and she’s 11. The bad genetics come from me and my daughter has been affected the most. It’s my fault because I was warned not to have another child. I thought the science was 10% chances of passing down my hell. It turns out it’s 50% and I gave her my struggles. I don’t get out of the house very often because I can’t let her out of my sight especially now.
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Thank you for sharing
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