An entitled old jerk yelled at my sister, who is dying from cancer, that she needs to stop faking it and get out of her wheelchair.

And I'm honestly still shaken up by this incident, and at this point, I don't know what to do.

Here's what happened.

So I have a sister who was diagnosed with cancer in 2019, and it has been a very long road.

She received a transplant and has GVHD.

It's been incredibly difficult to watch her get frail and lose mobility. She can a transplant and has GVHD. It's been incredibly difficult to watch her get

frail and lose mobility. She can't work and spends the majority of her time at the hospital getting

treatments. Well, she called me to share that her favorite group from Europe was having a rare

concert in the state that I live in and that I should go. So I flew her out and I invited our other

sister to join us. She called to tell me a few

weeks prior to her trip that she can't walk across a room anymore and she is very weak. But I made

every accommodation that I could for her. This is a big deal and she has a tendency to downplay how sick

she is. When I picked them up from the airport, I barely recognized her. She told us that night

that she thinks this is the

end of her life, and she's now looking at palliative care. This was the last time she would be physically able to travel, and that we would be able to do one of our girls' trips. She even needs help to get out of a wheelchair. We went to the concert, and the venue was very small and intimate, and it was not ADA compatible. There were no handicapped parking spots

or elevators or designated spots for wheelchairs. I found her a spot behind the last row just to the

side of the hallway, and I grabbed two small chairs for us. There are two entrances about 30 feet

apart from each other, and it takes less than a minute to exit the theater and walk around to the

other entrance. Well, we were talking

when some old entitled jerk started yelling at me to move out of his way. He was ramming his

walker into my folding chair repeatedly. I told him we can't move because she's in a wheelchair,

and there's no place for her to go without being in the flow of traffic. But he continues to

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