Chip Chick
The school she attended provided a handicapped-accessible van where Georgia could drive her power chair right into the truck, eliminating the need for physical lifting in and out of the vehicle.
Having this new freedom opened doors for Georgia physically, and her emotional reaction was noticeably more positive.
Her entire physical being would change when she got in her power chair. She would light up and seem happier.
On December 22, 2021, Georgia turned 22-years-old and graduated from school. Unfortunately, she no longer has access to the lift van and can only use her power chair at home. It’s taken a physical and emotional toll on Georgia.
As she transitions to adulthood, she needs physical access to the world around her. In addition, she needs the freedom of independence she can get by using her power chair and traveling at will in an accessible lift van.
Her family and friends are trying to raise money to purchase a special van just for Georgia and have created a GoFundMe campaign to get her happy and rolling again everywhere once again. Check out Georgia’s journey and success story here.
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