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Monday, 24 January 2011
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Ryan Besso
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The Mobility Shop is proudly supporting the McGrath Foundation by releasing an electric mobility scooter with a complete ‘McGrath Pink’ paint job, to raise money to fund McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities right across Australia and increase breast awareness in young Australian women.
Thursday, 13 January 2011
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Ryan Besso
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Cost effective and safe solution for our seniors who have either lost or surrendered their licence. Electric scooters- sometimes called gophers, shopriders or buggies- are a perfect car replacement for getting to and from the shopping centre and tacking trips that a vehicle used to make.Disability scooters come in all shapes and sizes- there are little boot scooters that can be broken apart to fit inside the back of a standard sedan, larger ‘shop-ready’ scooters that are capable of travelling outdoors with greater ground clearance, to the biggest ‘off-road’ machines that are used for rural work.
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
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Ryan Besso
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Two of the first mobility aids that someone with a walking issue may require are either a walking stick or a set of crutches.Walking sticks are by far the most popular beginner’s mobility aid. They come in a large variety of styles, colours and designs that offer a touch of personalisation and style to the necessity. Another frequently used mobility aid is crutches. A pair of crutches is commonly recommended for people rehabilitating from a leg or groin injury.
Friday, 7 January 2011
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Ryan Besso
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An electric liftchair is like an ordinary lounge recliner, but with one major difference: it helps you stand up when you are ready to leave the seat! All this is done by way of a very safe electrical mechanism underneath the chair itself! Read this blog to know more about electric lift chairs!
Monday, 3 January 2011
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Ryan Besso
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The Mobility Shop is always looking at ways to give back to the community or help in one fashion or another. Recently the Mobility Shop has agreed to be the official shop for Livewire Parents (an off-shoot of the Starlight Foundation) to help their users buy various products online!
Saturday, 25 December 2010
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Ryan Besso
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Mobility Shop- a 100% owned Australian company- focuses on supplying quality disability aids from only the best reputable suppliers throughout the country at reasonable prices.
Sunday, 19 December 2010
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Ryan Besso
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When somebody’s mobility decreases, whether by debilitating injury or simply old age, there are a number of aids somebody can purchase to assist in various areas of life. A rollator walking frame, also sometimes called a wheelie walker or ‘A-Frame’, has four wheels and a braking system of some description. The brakes can themselves come in a variety of styles, though the most common two designs are ‘cable brake rollators’ and ‘pushdown’ or ‘compression walkers’.
Thursday, 16 December 2010
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Ryan Besso
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A sprained ankle can occur due to many different factors- sports injuries are the most common, though some people who have weak ankles are simply prone to this type of accident. Luckily there are different supports, braces and aids to assist with sprained and weak ankles.
Monday, 13 December 2010
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Ryan Besso
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Along with the kitchen, the bathroom is one of the most dangerous rooms in the house. When living with a disability or impairment it can be even more hazardous. There are a good number of products available to assist with safety in this area. Check out this article to see what can be done to your home.
Tuesday, 7 December 2010
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Ryan Besso
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OPPO manufacture a large range of orthopedic support braces designed to promote healing in various areas such as neck braces, back supports, ankle splints and posture aids.
Wednesday, 1 December 2010
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Ryan Besso
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Saying 'I need to buy a wheelchair' is like saying 'I need to buy a car'. There are thousands of types, makes, models, designs out there- from basic 'off-the-shelf' types, to custom-built disability-specific models. Read this to get a bit of an insight.
Monday, 22 November 2010
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Ryan Besso
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Most people think the way to avoid pressure sores is to buy a more expensive wheelchair, when a moderately priced cushion improves pressure-safety 100% more.
 
 
 
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