Along the same lines…..here’s a chair I was altering to fit a boy, not much taller than a toddler, who had never sat up in his entire 16 year life. He was accompanied by his mother (or grandmother) and uncle (or village leader). The interpreter was a bit sketchy on this. This chair was the second case for my team and I worked on it for the rest of the day. It was a chair with many adjustments. However, cutting the seat to shorten it for the boy threw everything off. You can see here, a lot is removed. It was like trying to change the oil filter on a car but you find you have to remove the radiator, alternator, etc. in order to do that.