The NDIS spent a year fighting our request to give our quadriplegic kid a wheelchair. Talk about wasteful | Natasha Sholl
By Natasha Sholl
What’s frustrating about Labor’s budget cuts is that they imply disabled people are to blame for cost blow-outs
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jun/16/ndis-quadriplegic-child-wheelchair-labor-budget-cuts
#Nationaldisabilityinsurancescheme #Disability #Australianpolitics #Parentsandparenting #Health #Australianews #NatashaSholl
The NDIS spent a year fighting our request to give our quadriplegic kid a wheelchair. Talk about wasteful
What’s frustrating about Labor’s budget cuts is that they imply disabled people are to blame for cost blowouts
The NDIS spent a year fighting our request to give our quadriplegic kid a wheelchair. Talk about wasteful | Natasha Sholl
By Natasha Sholl
What’s frustrating about Labor’s budget cuts is that they imply disabled people are to blame for cost blow-outs
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jun/16/ndis-quadriplegic-child-wheelchair-labor-budget-cuts
#Nationaldisabilityinsurancescheme #Disability #Australianpolitics #Parentsandparenting #Health #Australianews #NatashaSholl
The NDIS spent a year fighting our request to give our quadriplegic kid a wheelchair. Talk about wasteful
What’s frustrating about Labor’s budget cuts is that they imply disabled people are to blame for cost blowouts
The NDIS spent a year fighting our request to give our quadriplegic kid a wheelchair. Talk about wasteful
What’s frustrating about Labor’s budget cuts is that they imply disabled people are to blame for cost blowouts
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