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Wheelchair gift a real lift

Posted By JENNIFER PRITCHETT, WHIG-STANDARD STAFF WRITER

Doug Amey is back on the road. The 56-year-old Kingston man, who had his leg amputated as a result of diabetes complications, has been housebound for three weeks because a thief brazenly stole his wheelchair from the lobby of his apartment building.

This week, following a story about the theft in the Whig-Standard, Amey received a new wheelchair from a woman whose husband had passed away.

Amey couldn't be happier. "I'm mobile again," he said.

His assistance was made possible by the members of Kingston's Canadian Army Veteran Motorcycle Unit, a community group composed of army veterans and supporters.

One of its members, Chris Graham, couldn't believe someone would steal a wheelchair when he read Amey's story in the Whig. To read the rest of the article: http://www.thewhig.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1404319

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