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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

Tips For Picking The Right Glasses For Running And Jogging

Posted on January 26, 2015

Jogging with poor vision doesn't mean you're stuck with slipping glasses or irritating contact lenses. Many designers now offer specially engineered eyeglasses that are made specifically for running and cycling. Tip #1: Check the Fit Fit is the single most important factor when you are shopping for athletic glasses. You don't want your glasses to bounce on your face or to slide down your nose when you're jogging. A well-fitting frame, made for athletic use, should stay comfortably in place. [Read More]

Breathe Easier - How Specialized Rhinoplasty Can Correct Breathing Problems

Posted on January 20, 2015

Your nose may be beautiful the way it is, but could it be affecting other aspects of your health?  Trouble breathing and sinus issues can often be traced back to the anatomy of your nose, but fortunately a new solution is on the rise.  Rhinoplasty is no longer for cosmetic purposes alone, it is now being used as a medical treatment for sinus and breathing problems. Poor Anatomy On the outside, your nose may appear perfectly shaped and cute as a button (or not), but on the inside you could have a twisted septum, nasal polyps, or a collapsed valve. [Read More]

How A Physical For Employees Can Save Your Company Money

Posted on January 19, 2015

Sending your employees out for a physical capacity evaluation, or just a physical as it's often called, can be a good choice before actually hiring them. It can be a good service to provide your employees on a regular basis as well. Many employers may assume that the expense is not worth the investment, but this can be a shortsighted mistake. There are many reasons to be concerned about the health of your employees; consider how these regular physicals can actually save you money over time. [Read More]

Getting To The Heart Of The Problem: Effectively Preventing Cardiovascular Disease

Posted on January 16, 2015

When it comes to your health, there is simply nothing more important than protecting your heart. After all, having the body of a beauty queen or bodybuilder will do little for you if your heart is unable to keep up with your lifestyle as a result of high cholesterol, high blood pressure, or excess plaque in your arteries. Unfortunately, far too many people simply blame genetics for their poor heart health while doing very little to prevent or treat the problem. [Read More]