Leeder’s Guestbook
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“Thanks so much for the humorous strips. I've been looking for some good jokes to post on my door at work. I like to get light hearted about being an amputee.”
— Angela “Gii” Cummings
“love the toons.”
— char “wallwalker” conrad
“Really cool site.I been a para 22 years and this is the first time I've seen a comic about wheelers...Keep up the good work..and don't forget to do one about duct tape:)..”
— david “walkingheart” tallman
“This site is great! Shows the funny side of one of the hardest things to deal with, disabilites! The strip about the parking really hit home! It's one thing that bugs me in this world, those who park where they shouldn't! Thank you for a great laugh, I've needed that! :)”
— Christina “Christie” M
“Hi. I appreciate very much your catoons. I teach in a portuguese university, a discipline called social integration and reabilitation, and we are preparing a textbook for students. I would like to know if you can give us permission to use some of your cartoons in our textbook. I will be waiting for an answer. Best regards”
— Celeste Simies
“This site is the best! it makes me smile to know we can make fun of our selves and people not look down on it.”
— Mike “crazy legs” Bigger
“Found and luv this site.....to know I am not the only disable person.”
— Thomas “frybread” Welch
“I was introduced to your strip in a nursing class. You have a lot to teach us. Keep it up!”
— Patricia “Patty” Carey
“I realy like your strip. I've been a cripple ever since some moron thought it a good Idea to broadside me while I was on a motorcycle taking my son to school five years ago. He is o.k. but I can be found in a wheelchair most days. I had my leg broken in 32 pieces and it just won't heal. I like the humor, so keep up the good work, and thanks.”
— janine “Mom” velasquez
“Thank you for lifting me up. I have neuropathy in both legs and feet, the pain is getting to much I an now looking for my first wheelchair .I am going into this blind. I am 42 and scaird to deth, all the dif, kinds of chairs its a lot to take in. You know it is funny I was the fastest two milrunner in H,S, and in the army units I was in. I would ride my bike in LA, 100mi, easy. now I can hardly walk. sorry for dropping this on you-yll. thank you!!”
— Phil “Neu” Neuhauser
“Great cartoons. I teach an adapted PE class and love sharing these with the students.”
— Lindsay Edwards
“Man, The cartoons are soo funny I nearly craped myself. I've actually be the one going thru the drive thru. The looks I get are priceless. Thanks for creating such an awesome and entertaining site.”
— Ron “Wheelz” Martin
“Think You have some good reminders for people who don't have a handicap. You put it in a funny cartoon. We need more laughs, Thanks.”
— Beverly “Bev” Manwell
“I just found your site and enjoy your comics. The ones pertaining to inaccessibility and city hall are my favorite, since this seems to be an ongoing battle in our little city in western Canada. Of course, the tennis comic I can personally relate to. ouch!”
— Cyndi “Cyndi Lou Who” K
“I think that messages posted by a few irrate or hurt people may be slightly humourless. There is something about wallowing in disability, fulfilling existence with self pity and pain, and then theres an approach with a lighter heart which inevitably will bring only more smiles forwards. I am not a particular fan of cartoons but this is full of good intentions and fucks the PC'ness of things which makes it such a taboo subject in the first place, who needs more boundries imposed by society? Rock on to a lighter heart my friends.”
— georgia mattesio
“Hi, I go by the name of Dreams and I am a paraplegic the anniversary to my accident is memorial day this year it will be 15teen years. Mother of 2 and trying to keep up with the world . I use to until 21/2 years ago when my ulcers were found out to be crohns disease. I have lost alot of weight hard to eat in more pain than ever and have osteoperosis, arthritis, both rhumitiod and osteo OUCH!. But I have children to care for and there's a plan for my life and I love to talk to people and I and I am even more willing to listen instead of telling my story. Dreams.....God Bless you all!!!!”
— Kathleen “Kate” Papas
“ive actually never been to this sight before. i have been in a chair all my life-17yrs- and this site shows the funny side of what happens in every day life. keep up the good work”
— Ame Barnbrook
“Great toons...I am a teacher and i think these are great to incourage some kids not to feel left out...I am doing a project in college and would like to request some materials to use in it if you could help... Thanks”
— Steve Ervin
“well I got hit by a car while riding a ten speed bycycal and I wasnt wereing a helmet I woke up in a hospital nine months later and spent four years in a nursing home. I met an aid we became friends and I now live in a house in Port Angeles.WA. I go to collage and am tryig or should I say getting off SSI. Im paralized on my entier left side but other wise get around fine there are no limatations for me.”
— Thomas “bluerabbit” Eads
“I am a physically disabled lady staying in Kenya. i woiuld like to communicate with fellow disabled persons across the world.”
— Coldjoom “joom” Miuk
“I think what your doing is great and maybe we can do some networking check out our website@brokenwinggz.com”
— Eric “E” Wilkins
“Hey your strips are awesome!! Can't wait to read more!!”
— Angela “Damita” Alves
“I really enjoyed reading your comics, I believe everyone should be able to look at them without being offended, because it takes a much bigger person to be able to laugh at themselves.”
— Ashley “Leaf” Wagstaff
“i'm a cartoonist and my son was injured over three years ago. he is an incomplete quad and is on the upswing of a severe depression. i'm cartooning for him so i really appreciate your work. it is good to be able to laugh again after so much devestation. thank you a lot.his name is ray mathews and he is in a nursing home getting ready to come home. we are so happy about this and are grateful to god he has given ray back to us.”
— anavah mathews
“Love the cartoons! I've been stuck in wheelchair or bedridden for going on a decade now, and I design disability-relavant T-shirts but they're nothing on this!!”
— Ricky Buchanan
“I just got done reading all of the dizabled comics I thought that they were funny as shit. they were so great. where in the hell did u come up with this shit...”
— bradley “brad” koyle
“I would like to put some strips in my future homepage (being prepared to go on line). The one about visiting a restaurant ending up in box lunch I find most appropriate for my homepager. I try to find means of getting more mobility and communication for those in wheelchairs. In European countries, challenging.”
— Dammy “Dam” Vermeers
“I really enjoyed your cartoons. Keep it up.”
— Peter “Garnet” Mudford
“I love the talent and insight of these toons and definitely relate. I wish these would be a regular in the top TAB newspapers and magazines so they just might stop being so clueless. BTW, TAB means Temporarily Abled Bodied, which is anyone until they sprain or break a leg. When things get me down because so much of what the ADA Laws were written to correct to make our every day lives safer and easier, I fantasize that the persons responsible for the situations could be put in one that I control.”
— Marilynn Bierman
“Leeder excellent charecter i guess and boosting doe for everybody so guys keep going life is some time beautiful with laughter”
— irfan “irfs” mehmud
“This page is very useful for me and other people that are in wheelchair. It is helpful for people that have friends are in wheelcahir. I have Multiple Sclerosis and Polio.”
— Linda “Lynn” Moser
“I am disability activist. While searching the web for sites pertaining to disabilities I came across your site, and was impressed with your resourceful, caring and informative site.”
— Lynda Appell
“I shure like these toons!”
— charlie “Yankee” weiss
“First off I want to say I have been a fan your your cartoons for YEARS. I am as you call "able-bodied" and I am a physical education teacher with a masters in Movement Studies in Disability (basically adapted PE)... I also have a physical education website that has quite a bit of information about disabilities/disability sports. The address is http://mikespe.com. The site used to be on Geocities but it eventually grew into its own domain. Keep up the GREAT work!”
— Michael
“Good stuff, reminds me of my younger days.”
— Jim Parker
“I love this sight. My husband is a quad and I can't wait to show this to him and his entire rugby team. Keep up the creativity and thanks for making a difference in the disabled community”
— Geneva Foster
“HELLO from Italy! Really funny site!”
— Giovanna “Luna” Vittorelli
“I am a stock footage researcher. I am interested to find out if there are any live wheelchair skateboarders. Someone is looking for footage of this. Please let me know. Thanks.”
— Ellen Rennell
“Anyone have a used sport wheelchair thats got legrests, I am a young guy who uses the left leg/arm, I wanna race in a few events coming up, My chair is the piece of shit they give all old people, I need Titanium for lightweight.”
— Walter “Walt” Campbell
“Great site. I'm glad I happened upon your site.”
— Tracy “TB” Bauknecht