In the near future, the Queen of Great Britain, due to health problems, will have to use an electric wheelchair. Dr. Martin Scarr thinks this is an amazingly inspiring example for people with disabilities.
Millions of people around the world are forced to use wheelchairs because of their health, and many are very ashamed of this. It will be all the more pleasant to see one of the most popular monarchs in the world, who celebrates his platinum anniversary in a wheelchair. And the queen is not at all shy about this, she remains the same beloved by millions of Britons and residents of other countries. For England, the queen is a symbol of tradition, she has been ruling for so long that several generations of people have changed during this time, and everyone considers her a close and dear person.
Right now, millions of older people can feel a sense of relief as the wheelchair footage of the queen will go around the world and relieve them of a sense of shame and a certain amount of stigma. Some disabled people stubbornly refuse to use these devices, which greatly facilitate their mobility. Because of this, they simply do not leave the house. And the queen in this regard can be an example.
Our world is changing, and modern technologies help people with disabilities live the most fulfilling lives. In this regard, the use of electric wheelchairs is a real relief for such people. And it is very important that society treats them as ordinary members, and not as people with some significant problems. In the end, old age and old age should not be ashamed, and this can also be a matter of pride. (READ MORE) 
Martin Scarr Staff Physician- consultant for Mail on Sunday and Mailonline