Morrissette left scarred by airport wheelchair experiences

Alanis Morrisette has a new-found empathy for those who need wheelchair assistance at airports after spending two months hobbling around Europe.

Sun, 27 Jul, 2008 - 12:34

Alanis Morrisette has a new-found empathy for those who need wheelchair assistance at airports after spending two months hobbling around Europe.

The singer developed a "bum heel" just before her recent European tour and was advised to keep her weight off her heel at all times and accept wheelchair assistance at airports.

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