I’m proud of you. I should say that from the off. I’m proud of all the things that you will go on to achieve: a PhD; your first book; a column in a national newspaper; the perfect blow dry. I’m proud of the fact you did it all with low-grade muscles, fatigue, pain, steps and more chest infections than you can count. Its aluminum structure ensures a high quality and great durability over time. Its armrests are easily removable and height adjustable as are the hangers, which are adaptable for abduction. It comes in a comfortable and compact size to make it easy to move without any limitations. Steel Transport Wheelchair features an extremely compact and lightweight steel frame and is ideal for the occasional or first time user who wants a strong, reliable and easy to use wheelchair. Inclusive Invictus Active Trainer fundraising event at Tarmac Solihull office – supporting the Weir Archer Academy! September 26, 2023 No Comments Starting with pink wheelchair caster wheels as this was the most common request – coming soon in 2021.

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The pink wheelchair is designed primarily for young, fashionable women with disabilities. It is still a wheelchair, but its color is very attractive. Due to the use of aluminum alloy, and sprayed with high performance powder coatings. The appearance has become very fashionable. Satcon Medical can provide you with wheelchairs in various models and sizes. Product Description You are not in competition with your non-disabled peers, nor a hypothetical healthy version of yourself. There is no timeline. It is not a race. The destination changes and is none the worse for it. Do not get the pink wheelchair. You won’t be able to afford a new one until you’re 17 and no one wants to go to sixth form looking like Barbie on acid. There will be bumps along the way, at least one particularly big one. But don’t worry. Health is not linear, it ebbs and wanes and you will ride every wave. It is OK to cry. You will laugh too. Lots. You will drink wine in gardens with friends you love. You will speak in front of vast crowds and beam over the radio. You will tour cities with bright lights and see art, plays, and music.The wheelchair is easy to fold, and the aluminum body is light and easy to fit in the trunk of the car. Max Spooner: ‘A disability can actually drive you to focus on what you can do, not what you can’t.’ Photograph: www.roalddahl.com Don’t let anyone restrict you, doubt or patronise you. Low expectations are not a natural side-effect of disability. You have more potential than you can dream of. Coming soon! (drop us a message or call us to register an interest) – our new custom AluSpin wheelchair casters. Don’t be fooled into thinking lightweight design and stylish looks add up to fragility. The Candi is made from high performance lightweight aluminium, which means it is incredibly rugged. It’s capable on a variety of terrains and will soak up the bumps and jolts. Hard-wearing solid tyres come as standard, so there’s no need to worry about punctures or having to pump them up before you set off on a journey.

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Cerrie Burnell: ‘Your determination will be your greatest asset. It will get you in and out of trouble.’ Photograph: www.roalddahl.com Adaptability and comfort at every stage of growth: The Action 3 Junior wheelchair has an integrated system that allows it to be modified in width, length and depth. Now that you’ve started secondary school, I know your feelings of being “different” are stronger than ever. You think you’re “the weird one” and are starting to feel a sense of acceptance that this is just the way things are. This product wasn’t designed solely for use by disabled people or those with a long-term illness, so we have to charge VAT on it for every customer.Memories of my own teenage years are still strong enough, 10 years on, to cause panic to rise like a wave in my chest. One of the things I most vividly remember is fear. Fear that I wouldn’t achieve anything, fear that I would always be lonely. Fear, most of all, that things would never get better. If I could give you one teeny piece of advice, though, I’d say, never apologise. Naturally, you will do things that you should say sorry for, but I mean the bigger stuff: never apologise for being you. You’re loud, you’re annoying, you’re goofy, you’re disabled and (spoiler alert) you’re gay.