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Stair Lift Promoted Independent Living for the Disabled: When Climbing Stairs Becomes Difficult

By on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012 | No Comments

Having a house with a beautiful winding stairs is great, yet it might not be very practical when you reach old age. When people age, the things that used to be so easy become challenges that elders have to deal with every day of their lives. Climbing the stairs is among the things that used to be so easy but when you get old, it turns into a burden.

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Petra Bike: The Racing Mobility Aid

By on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 | No Comments

Mansoor Siddiqi, a Paralympic bronze medal winner became fed up of competing in backward wheelchair racing as she was greatly limited by the wheelchair design. In 1989 she got in touch with Connie Hansen, a well known wheelchair racer and ergo-therapy expert who could help create a wheelchair in which she could use all her power.

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Electric Mobility Scooters – Information About These Mobility Aids

By on Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 | No Comments

Electric mobility scooters are like regular electric scooters in the way they’re built and in how they operate. They have many of the features found on power wheelchairs. But electric mobility scooters are better suited for those who have some arm strength and upper body balance. You’ll be able to use an electric mobility scooter if you require a limited amount of assistance.

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How to Shop For a Motorized Wheelchair

By on Monday, January 16th, 2012 | No Comments

Motorized wheelchairs are incredibly important vehicles. The right one will provide you a nearly normal life, and the wrong model might bring you more complications than convenience. It’s always easier to discern what you need in Mobility Aids & Disability Aids and then identify the ideal model to answer those needs. In this article are explanations of three especially good motorized wheelchairs, every one of them ideal for their anticipated function.

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