Health experts often recommend getting in some exercise each and every day. But the type of cardio that is often suggested isn’t exactly possible for individuals who contend with mobility issues. This is especially true for wheelchair users. For those who spend the majorities of their days sitting, many exercises aren’t options. And for those […]
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Does the seemingly simple act of walking cause you any aches and pains? Do you sometimes find it difficult to find your balance? Is it difficult to walk long distances without stopping to rest? If you’ve answered “yes” to any of these questions, it might be time to consider the use of a wheeled walker
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When choosing between a scooter and a power wheelchair it is important to understand the differences between each category and within each category to determine the best fit for your needs. A scooter is a mobility aid featuring 3 or 4 wheels and uses a tiller and handlebars to steer and drive the device.
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We all know the importance of personal hygiene. Or do we? If we’re being honest, there are days when we just don’t pay as much attention to our cleanliness as others. A weekend after a long and hard work week may have us staying at home in our pyjamas without so much as washing our
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This isn’t something that most Canadians want to hear. However, it’s a truth we cannot avoid. For all intents and purposes, the summer season is over! Officially, autumn will get underway on Tuesday, September 22nd. However, with the weather already chilling out and school beginning this week, there’s no denying it. Fall is pretty much
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Caregivers of dementia patients are very special people. They know, all too well, how much effort is required to give a sufferer of the ailment the care he/she needs. To be clear, dementia isn’t one disease. The term is actually used to describe a collective of symptoms of cognitive decline. Alzheimer’s disease is a form
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