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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (34803)	12/1/2001 8:50:32 PM
From: Exedous	Read Replies (1) of 208838

A device that can climb stairs is definitely a big whoop -- if that device is attached to a wheelchair, and you're in it, and it means the difference between being able to get to your second floor job, or your 3rd-floor doctor's office, in buildings that don't have elevators. Something that most of us take for granted -- being able to walk up a flight of stairs if we have to -- is routinely denied to people in wheelchairs. Despite many gains in buildings being made accessible there are still millions of buildings in the U.S. that don't have elevators or wheelchair ramps. -- Exedous

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