Imagine finally finding your dream home, only to be faced with a heart-wrenching dilemma. A couple recently purchased a new house, complete with a tiered garden that the wife absolutely adores. However, their disabled nephew, who uses a wheelchair, would need a ramp installed to access the house. Installing the ramp would mean sacrificing the beautiful garden or losing crucial driveway space. The family is divided, and the couple is left wondering if they’re being selfish or if they have a right to preserve their dream home. ♿
New Home, New Problems

Previous Ramp Installations

The Dream Garden

Ramp vs. Garden ♿

Driveway Dilemma

Limited Parking ️

Sister’s Disapproval

Family Parties at Stake

Backyard Solution?

Accessible Bathroom

Heat and Exclusion Concerns

Brother’s Burden

Dream Home Drama: Who’s Right?
The couple is torn between preserving their dream garden and accommodating their disabled nephew. Their sister insists that the garden is just a cosmetic feature and not worth making her son feel unwanted. Other family members are also unhappy, as the new house can’t be used for family parties without a ramp. The homeowner suggests hosting outdoor parties in the backyard, but concerns about heat and the nephew feeling left out arise. The burden of hosting now falls on the brother, who isn’t thrilled about the situation. What’s the right move in this tricky situation? ♿
Compromise: Rent an accessible venue when hosting, like an AirBNB.

NTA. It’s YOUR home not theirs.
As a wheelchair bound person, I agree with you.
Temporary ramp for nephew and wife’s dream garden compromise

NTA. The audacity. Suggest renting a place for holidays!

“NTA. Your home, your choice. Consider an electric lift.”

NAH. OP prioritizing their wants and needs doesn’t make them an a**hole.

Engaging solution: Use a lift to include nephew in events

Engaging suggestion for a temporary ramp and garden art solution

Brother-in-law built ramp before, expecting same arrangement.

“NTA. Your home, your nephew, your choice. Compromise with portable ramp.”

Heartbreaking situation for the disabled nephew, NTA but so sad

NTA. Your family is exhausting and entitled.

NTA. Prioritizing your wife’s dream garden over your disabled nephew?

NTA for considering solutions and warming hearts.

Portable ramps on Amazon helped a 95-year-old after injury.

NTA: They want ramps, but won’t compromise on A/C.

NAH suggests electric lift or folding ramp. Secondhand options considered.

NTA. Consider local laws and HOA before installing ramp. Explore alternatives.

INFO: Consider a wheelchair lift for less space and convenience.

OP receives unique suggestions for ramp vs garden dilemma

Practical solution for a ramp in limited space.

NTA: Get a portable ramp and keep the peace.
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NTA. Family assumes you’ll add ramp, but it’s not your problem

Temporary ramp: a practical solution for accessibility without sacrificing the garden!

Family teamwork for accessibility: install a lift for $4K
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Lifting WC bound family members: a temporary solution for gatherings

Temporary ramps: a practical solution for a difficult dilemma!

Family drama over holiday hosting, picking and choosing battles

Forklift: The Ultimate Solution for Accessibility and Heavy Lifting!

NTA. Family can pitch in for folding ATV ramps.
