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Joined: Jan 28, 2005 Posts: 735 Location: Northern Ontario, Canada
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 2:34 pm Post subject: wheelchair
my neuro said it's great you still have your arm strenth for transfering. i just wanted to say it's amazing how much you can get done from a wheelchair and a scooter, i feel lucky to have them both in this situation. _________________ ~i guess i know i just hate how it sounds~
I see seven towers
But I only see one way out
You know adaptive devices are wonderful things. I have a left accelerator and an AFO which I still get used to but they made life better. I love the cart at the grocery store. I fall often enough I may soon need to shift to the next thing myself. I do not own wheels, yet ,but use them in the store etc.
marie
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