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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

3 Conditions That Could Be Ruining Your Sleep

Posted on April 30, 2018

Most people will experience some disruption in their sleep at different times in their life. Unfortunately, achieving restful sleep can be a long-term battle for many people. Identifying various problems that might be the culprit can help you find the solution. Sleep Apnea Sleep apnea occurs when you stop breathing while you sleep. Most people with sleep apnea are not aware there is a problem until someone tells them about horrible snoring or gasping for breath. [Read More]

A Few Things To Know About Having A Facelift

Posted on March 27, 2018

If your facial skin shows signs of aging while you still feel young and energetic, you can be disheartened every time you look in the mirror. If your appearance makes you look older than you feel, then you may want to consider having a facelift. A facelift helps your outward appearance match how young you feel inside so you are more self-confident. Here is some information about having facelift procedures. [Read More]

Music Therapy And Stress

Posted on March 2, 2018

Stress can have major impacts on your well-being and your overall health. There are a lot of things that can lead to stress, with money and work being two of the biggest contributors. Other sources of stress include friends, family, and even the political climate. An estimated 8.3 million Americans deal with serious psychological distress. Stress and anxiety can be difficult to deal with, but there are a variety of therapies that may help. [Read More]

Increasing Calcium And Vitamin D Consumption In Your Autistic Child

Posted on January 18, 2018

Many people place their children on special diets once they are diagnosed with autism. This is meant to reduce symptoms and to encourage overall health and wellness. Unfortunately, these diets can leave children deficient in certain essential nutrients. According to one study, vitamin D and calcium deficiencies are common. While you can provide your child with supplements to help increase nutrient intake, there are some other things you can do as well. [Read More]