Being unable to walk and get around your own home can be tough and extremely frustrating, even more so if you live alone. If your immobility has gotten to the point you need a wheelchair for maneuvering safely, you may wonder which one would be the best one for you. Learn more about the reasons you should choose an electric wheelchair.
Your Upper Body Strength Matters
If you do not have enough upper body strength to manually roll a wheelchair, you should choose an electric chair.
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Generally, when people see the word "refurbished," they tend to balk at purchasing that product. Why? Usually the reason is because they are concerned about the item's functioning and whether or not it will continue to function for a long time. They may also be concerned about the fact that a refurbished item usually does not come with an extended warranty, which would protect them if the item breaks down in less than a year or two.
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When you have any kind of disability, daily living tasks can be difficult or even nearly impossible to do. One big problem can be getting dressed. If you have severe arthritis in your hands or any other disability that affects your hands, buttons can be hard to grasp, let alone fasten, and zippers can require too much force to pull up. Wearing pull over tops and pants with elastic waistbands is one way to deal with the problem with buttons and zippers, having people help you dress is another.
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Hearing loss in one or both ears is common because of things like ear wax buildup. When the ear canal is blocked, sound cannot go through the inner ear for being transformed into electrical signals that the brain can read. Hearing loss caused by blockages like those from ear wax is called conductive hearing loss. Learn more about why you should never allow your hearing loss to go unchecked.
Ways The Ear Canal Can Become Blocked
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If you have a loved one who is having difficulty getting around their home due to limited mobility, it can create a dangerous environment for them. There are many different ways that you can help your loved one be as safe and comfortable in their home as they can possibly be. The guide below walks you through four easy ways to ensure your loved one can live safely when living alone.
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