Hello again
So I went through the entire list which the PGT gave to each of us. Itemizing every transaction. I have circled each item pertaining to the wheelchair. And it turns out that the original seat, which came with the chair, is missing as well. I looked this up online and that seat costs over $500.00 to replace.
This brings the total to over $2000.00 worth of parts and accessories for mom's chair, which are missing.
Now I have to write this for legal purposes. I wrote yesterday, that I know it is Al Hogg staff that took these items. Even though I am sure of it. I need to write (I believe it is the staff and management of Al Hogg who stripped my mother's chair down to make it now a worthless chair. ) (In my opinion)
Now it doesn't matter to me who took these items, I want them back. And I will be going to the police tomorrow and I will file a complaint of theft.
I will, however, be contacting the PGT to have the warehouse staff contact me, so I can ask them what was removed from Al Hogg.
I also need to contact. future mobility to obtain a copy of the invoice for the Elevating legrests.
I will let the police deal with Lisa Humphreville, who again was very adamant about having the chair of mom's.
As I stated, most probate would normally take a year, so they figured that by that time it would be to late to do anything about it. But thanks being to GOD, it was done sooner.
I cannot go to the PGT tomorrow as the case manager who ordered the chair to be picked up is not in until Tuesday. Since we are finished with the PGT it will be on there dime to find out what happened to the parts of mom''s chair.
Yet I will be contacting the police and the newspapers. Provided that the warehouse did not release all of these parts to my younger sister. As well as to see what was originally picked up from Al Hogg.
OK longer than I thought tonight.
I need to go and eat.
GOD bless and good night
Kris Schmuland
