A Massachusetts man with cerebral palsy will have his motorized wheelchair fixed after nine weeks of waiting. Joan Hutchinson, the man's mother, says she spoke with a representative of National Seating & Mobility back in February. She says she was told the company had to order parts in order to fix it but had not heard back from a representative until Thursday."I mean, it should not take that long. We got a part for his computer overnight," Hutchinson told NewsCenter 5 for a report that aired Wednesday night.While they were waiting for word from the company, the 77-year-old Hutchinson ha...