By Jared - 01/01/2009 08:49 - France

Today, and for the last 8 months my upstairs neighbours have been making a tremendous noise. I finally decided to go up to complain: "The amount of noise you make is unbelievable ! It sounds like you're driving tractors up here!". The woman replies: "My husband is paraplegic..." FML
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that does not at all explain why theyre so noisy. if its because of his wheelchair, they need to put down carpet. disabled people can be inconsiderate too.

How did you live downstairs from your neighbour for eight months and never quite notice that he was in a wheelchair?

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im sorry, have any of you ever ******* met or lived with a person who is a para or a quad? I don't think so. let me phrase this : HE IS IN A WHEELCHAIR. now i'd like you to be stuck in one and see how damn quiet you are if you can't use your legs. bc it's hard for them. my dad is a quad and mobility is a challenge. so I'm sorry that he's inconsiderate when trying to do something like getting into bed. I'll make sure he is more considerate next time and sits in his chair alll freaking day so that he doesn't disturb you because he wants to live as much of a normal life as possible. ignorant ass people.

i completly understand where you are coming from but there is a middle ground, i cant say what the middle ground would be because i dont know what he was doing to make noise but just because you are confined to a wheelchair doesnt mean you can be an ass about it. im NOT saying in any way that this man was being an ass because i dont have full context

my best friends dad is a paraplegic and he doesn't bang around. yes he will make extra noise, but if it really was enough to cause complaint it might have been excessive. I wasn't aware you knew everything and knew the situation to it's full extent. thanks for your infinite wisdom.

ya okay you just gotta calm down a little bit. no one's verbally assaulting your dad or any other disabled people. sheesh

mizzy1 0

I agree with number 17 I have a uncle and it can be pretty noise when they need to get to bed from the wheel chair or on a couch or basically eny were it makes noise getting in or out of the chair so for all u ppl saying wheel chairs Dnt make noise it's not like they want to live there hole life in that one chair also if ur going to live downstairs of some one u r going to hear more noises from them that's simply a fact

mizzy1 0

Also going around there home can be noise to op specialy if the buildings old idk if op's is but I'm just saying there are a lot of reasons ops neighbors are being noisy without them being inconsiderate on purpose

17, he didnt know the neighbour was in a wheelchair, otherwise he wouldnt have said anything, they were making loud noise how was he suppose to know, you "ignorant ass"

Doesn't offer any explanation on why the **** they're loud. Unless his wheel chair has a car engine I don't get how, being a paraplegic for godsake, someone can be that loud alone.

How does someone in a wheelchair even live in an upstairs apartment?! Even if they have elevators, surely they would give a disabled person a ground floor appt

This might be the most polite Fml comment I've ever seen..

I am a paraplegic, and I can say that I do make more noise than the average person just doing every day tasks, but it isn't excessively loud, not to the extent that neighbors would complain about it. And I don't understand why someone who is paralyzed is living upstairs either. And paraplegics can have sex by the way, to the person who said they couldn't. Depending on the injury level, he may not be able to feel it, but his wife still can, and that can mean a lot to a paraplegic. So idk why exactly he's so loud or why he's living upstairs.

rockne93 17

How did the paraplegic man get upstairs??

So whats with all the noise then? Unless it's just the sound of wheels on the floor

Wouldn't it be a better idea for them to live on the first floor?