Wheelchair funsies
Sunday, 8 October 2023 11:30![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
elusivekSai Lup has started a course of acupuncture just yesterday. We're hoping this would help stimulate development of his muscles. We also have to exercise his legs a few times a day. He seems to enjoy being on his wheelchair, so we are trying to take him out for short outings with more frequency.
Just some videos of him on his trip to the beach. Historically, the Hac Sa Beach ("Black Sand" Beach) had darker sand as compared to the other beach, Cheok Van Beach (... dunno. "Bamboo Bay" Beach maybe). As my mom told me, the Cheok Van Beach that had lighter sand was more of a "colonial" beach, it was the place for the Portuguese, whereas Hac Sa Becah was more for the locals. Obviously times have changed now. Both beaches have a swimming pool attached. Uncreatively called Cheok Van Pool and Hac Sa Pool as well LOL.
Anyway, nowadays people go to Hac Sa Beach to go for barbecue as there are a couple beachside grilling stores. So. Sai Lup went there for some BBQ chicken, pork, and sausages.
Obviously Sai Lup's wheelchair won't work on the sand but they've now built a nice pedestrian road along the beachline, so Sai Lup had a nice walk up and down it.
Just some videos of him on his trip to the beach. Historically, the Hac Sa Beach ("Black Sand" Beach) had darker sand as compared to the other beach, Cheok Van Beach (... dunno. "Bamboo Bay" Beach maybe). As my mom told me, the Cheok Van Beach that had lighter sand was more of a "colonial" beach, it was the place for the Portuguese, whereas Hac Sa Becah was more for the locals. Obviously times have changed now. Both beaches have a swimming pool attached. Uncreatively called Cheok Van Pool and Hac Sa Pool as well LOL.
Anyway, nowadays people go to Hac Sa Beach to go for barbecue as there are a couple beachside grilling stores. So. Sai Lup went there for some BBQ chicken, pork, and sausages.
Obviously Sai Lup's wheelchair won't work on the sand but they've now built a nice pedestrian road along the beachline, so Sai Lup had a nice walk up and down it.
