A call for more handicap accessible options for homeless patients in Rhode Island
“I’ve been left out here to die ever since my legs were cut off,” he said joylessly.
He was a gruff, elderly man, sharp as a tack, bundled in tattered blankets. His below-knee amputations were tucked away in his cramped wheelchair. This man had been street homeless for many years, his primary residence being a dangerous park. He was often attacked, robbed, or pushed out of his wheelchair onto his face, …
A call for more handicap accessible options for homeless patients in Rhode Island
