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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
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Fatima Aziz & Remy Greasley

Wheelchair user told 'go to pharmacy' after vital luggage lost during Easyjet flight

A man who is paralysed from the chest down said he was told to '"go to a pharmacy" after his vital medical equipment was lost during an Easyjet flight.

Shaun Gash, 51, has been using a wheelchair for 31 years after a car crash left him paralysed from the chest down. On Monday, Shaun was taking a short flight for work, from Manchester to Belfast, with Easyjet when his bag containing his vital medical equipment - including the device he uses to go to the toilet - went missing.

Shaun, who travels internationally regularly for his job at RGK wheelchairs, says his disability isn't an issue and hasn't got in the way of his career. Shaun, from Lancaster, said travel is a big part of his life, reports Lancs Live.

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