NJ restaurant apologizes after birthday dessert note references wheelchair

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Blu on the Hudson in Weehawken, New Jersey, apologized after staff wrote “Happy Birthday Wheelchair” on a guest’s dessert to indicate delivery location. The guest, Antonia Sinibaldi, who uses a wheelchair, said the message was hurtful, while the restaurant insisted it was not meant to offend and was a seating reference. The incident has renewed discussion about disability sensitivity in public spaces.
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- N.J. woman "baffled" by hurtful birthday dessert message at Weehawken restaurant CBS News
- New Jersey Woman Accuses Local Restaurant of Offensive Birthday Message Highlighting Her Disability People.com
- Restaurant explains how hurtful message ended up on dessert for woman celebrating birthday WKRC
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