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winky
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hello my names dawn I live in Coventry & am fairly new to the world of wheelchair use about 3yrs now I have had cmt for quite some years now &I my walking was going down hill but managed with orthotics but not to the point of needing a wheelchair (wouldn't give in to it) what put me into my new mode of transport was a theough the knee amputation of my left leg . I got a car hoist for the w/c so I could still at least get to appointments etc but I still have to rely on my mum hwo is less than fit to take me places as a wheelchair driver vehicel is financially out of my death so I don't go out much just to the hospital or chiropractor so I've just had to suck it up & get on with it I have been looking for an organisation for a while that may be able to give me advice on some issues that are now croping up I have been looking at wrist supports but three are so many out there I am at a loss as to what to get & hoped for advice anyway that's that's my sed hello
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Hi @winky
Great to meet you and welcome to the community! We have lots of people that can offer you good practical advice. Here is the link to the Disability aids and equipment discussions:https://community.scope.org.uk/categories/technology-and-equipment
If you have any questions, do let us know.
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Hi @winky
Good Afternoon it’s great to meet you today.
It’s great to meet you today.
Yes I had to start using electric wheelchair in 2005.
I had managed to resist the
"W/C” since 1998 following my “Stroke”
Please please let me know if I can help/support you?????
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