Disabled André Fears Months-Long Bridge Closure, but Fortunately There Is a Solution After All.
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“I think I won't see my son in Papendrecht for months, and maybe I'll never see my brother and sister again.” Dejected, André de Bruin (56) sits on the sofa in his home in Dordrecht. André has progressive MS and depends on his enclosed mobility scooter, which he uses to drive across the Papendrecht bridge to visit his family. He was therefore shocked when he read that the bridge would be closed for nine months. Now the time has come. “Everything…
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bd.nl“I think I won't see my son in Papendrecht for months, and maybe I'll never see my brother and sister again.” Dejected, André de Bruin (56) sits on the sofa in his home in Dordrecht. André has progressive MS and depends on his enclosed mobility scooter, which he uses to drive across the Papendrecht bridge to visit his family. He was therefore shocked when he read that the bridge would be closed for nine months. Now the time has come. “Everything…
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