Teen Gets Fed Up With Teacher’s Comments About Her Wheelchair, Tells Her To Either Pay For A New One Or Stop Complaining

Having a disability or an illness is hard, especially if you are young and in the middle of your life when you should be experiencing the best parts, like school, hanging out with friends, and going to parties. You might face bullying and not be able to do the things you want, but at least you should be able to get the support you need from the people working at the school.

However, this Reddit user was not getting any support from her English teacher, and the teacher was even complaining about the student’s wheelchair and saying that it should be replaced.

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Keep on reading to find out what she said next when the situation got out of hand.

An 18-year-old wheelchair user grows attached to her chair despite its age and discomfort

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This teen won’t take her teacher’s comments about her wheelchair anymore and has a blunt message for her: pay for a new one or stop complaining!

The teen won’t take the teacher’s comments about her wheelchair lying down. “If you think I should get a new one, you can pay for it or stop complaining.”

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When a teacher’s comments about a wheelchair go too far, one teen has the perfect response

An 18-year-old ambulatory wheelchair user is due for an upgrade on her chair, which she has had for nearly 7 years. Her English teacher has been making comments about the chair’s appearance and how distracting the noise is. Fed up with the comments, the teen told her teacher that if she thinks she should get a new chair, she can pay the nearly four grand it’s going to cost or stop making comments.

The teen’s classmate thought the response was slightly “a**holeish,” but was it the right move? Here’s what people had to say about the situation .