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Continue Reading...Andy Imlay was able to get off of opioid pain medication after about two years of using Rowheels. He settled on the HX model after trying the LX Wheels in his initial demo. Like most longtime manual wheelchair users (53 years and counting), I have been dogged by chronic shoulder pain for decades — rotator […]
Continue Reading...There are 27 million women with disabilities in the United States according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. [i] Many of these women will have babies independently and the old fashioned way, via cesarean or natural birth. The number of woman on social media who are pregnant on wheels is like a positive epidemic. […]
Continue Reading...Talk about a loaded question! By the time you’re done reading this article you will likely understand why I choose not to go get manicures or pedicures, spend money on wild vacations, go shopping often, and have tremendous respect for all fellow disabled folks trying to make it from day-to-day. As if breaking your neck […]
Continue Reading...Hurricane Preparedness General Tips • Identify which medical facilities are close to your house or shelter. • Plan well ahead of time for accessible transportation in case evacuation becomes necessary. • Withdraw needed cash before the storm. If you lose power, you won’t be able to use ATM’s and credit cards, or access banks. • […]
Continue Reading...Adults who use wheelchairs can find it harder to lose weight, because they tend to use fewer calories through physical activity. But if you’re a wheelchair user and you are overweight, there are still changes you can make to achieve a healthy weight. Many of us eat more calories than we need, and don’t do […]
Continue Reading...Physical exercise is as important to a paraplegic as it is to someone with full use of his legs. Both the upper body and cardiovascular system can be worked through a variety of exercises. Consult your physician or therapist before trying any new exercises though. Warm-Up Just like regular exercise, you should warm up before […]
Continue Reading...At a certain age, kids will be the first to tell you that they want more freedom, and more independence, especially as they head off to school. For many children who have Spina Bifida, part of that sense of independence includes being able to take care of their health regimen themselves. When using a catheter, […]
Continue Reading...For everyone wondering if a standing wheelchair is right for you… Here is a great review we found. Also, we have found a video that shows you some things you may need in acquiring a standing wheelchair. the
Continue Reading...We want to hear from individuals with spinal cord injury! Who we are: We are a group of individuals from clinical, research, industry, and SCI advocacy organizations who have designed a survey that we believe is of high importance to the SCI community. We need your help: We are conducting a survey and the purpose […]
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