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Wheelchairs: Mobility Options for You

My name is Lana Thompson and about five years ago, my son was involved in a car accident. My son has been in a wheelchair ever since the accident, but David is determined, resilient, and positive. The injury did not keep him from reaching his goals, and I have spent a good deal of time, energy, and money to make sure that my son's wheelchair could help him with his life aspirations. This meant working with physicians, electronics experts, and medical suppliers to make sure David's wheelchair was as technologically advanced as possible. A wheelchair is not simply a tool, it is a mobility lifeline for a disabled individual. If you are in a wheelchair, I want you know how to develop the right wheelchair for your condition. I want you to be comfortable, able, and positive like my son, so start exploring options with my blog.

Latest Posts

Non-Surgical And Surgical Treatment Options For Sleep Apnea

Posted on August 11, 2015

According to the National Sleep Apnea Foundation, more than 18 million adults in America have sleep apnea. Due to the seriousness of the sleep disorder, it is imperative that you seek treatment if you have been diagnosed with it. There are non-surgical and surgical treatments options available.  Non-Surgical Treatments One of the most commonly used means of treating the symptoms of sleep apnea is the use of continuous positive airway pressure, or CPAP, therapy. [Read More]

Do You Have A Plan For Your Atheist Funeral?

Posted on July 31, 2015

Funerals are often associated with one's religious beliefs. However, if you are planning your funeral, and consider yourself an atheist, your loved ones may not know what your wishes would be during an event. While there are common rituals followed with major world religions, as an atheist, you can help your loved ones focus on the grieving process by clarifying what you would like to occur during your funeral. Celebrating Your Life [Read More]

Preparing Your Child For Their First Trip To The Dentist

Posted on July 6, 2015

If you are the parent of a toddler who has not been to  a dentist yet, you will want to prepare them for their first teeth cleaning visit so it goes by without anxiety or fear. Here are a few tips you can use to prepare your child for their first dentists exam. Have Them Watch The best way to prepare your child for their first teeth cleaning appointment is to have them watch you as you get one done yourself. [Read More]

Stair Lift Safety

Posted on July 2, 2015

A difficult part of aging and/or losing mobility is having to give up the family home because you are unable to access all parts of your house.  Older people and people with disabilities are sometimes faced with having to make this decision since they can't go up and down stairs.  One solution that many people choose instead of relocating is to install a stairlift so that they can safely access all parts of their family home. [Read More]