You need to read and ask questions if you do not understand!FYI i was sitting down the street from a catholic church reading for what i posted.Try initiating a argument with someone else.

Yup

Odd, because I got chewed out by another person in a wheelchair who said any interest or inquiry that I might make to a disabled person is considered nosy and none of my business....I was told I was rude and a busy body for asking or trying to have a conversation with a stranger.

I conceded that it depends on the person...so, hello, sorry that you are being treated as being invisible...I, personally, have no guide book on what the rules are, so, thanks for speaking out and helping.

I think it maybe how a person was taught to interact with people who had a disability. I have never had a problem with acknowledging so.eone in a wheelchair. I have taught my children the same.
Sorry you run into so many.

Fear of the unknown I suspect. And we "abled" people get the exact same thing all the time......