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New Wheelchair And Mobility Company Launch

Started by spinlife-healthcare , Apr 26 2009 05:31 PM

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#1 spinlife-healthcare

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Posted 26 April 2009 - 05:31 PM

HI All,

I hope you don't mind me introducing myself. My partner and I recently launched our disAbility supply company in South Africa called: SpinLife-Healthcare. We launched it because of what we saw here in our country. It has always been a passion of ours to work with people and especially people who have disAbilities. Most importantly, what drove us, was the glaring lack of accessibility for most South Africans to access affordable quality Mobility/Assistive products. To often people are having to pay exhorbitant prices - it is ridiculous!
It is our dream, to work with all the roleplayers, and develop relationships internationally so that we can offer the best services possible. So please, all advise, friendship is welcome!
Kind regards
Anthony
Anthony Coetzer-Liversage
P.O. Box 68, Observatory, Cape Town, 7935
Tel: 021 448 9454 / Fax: 086 559 0921

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Posted 26 April 2009 - 07:11 PM

are you anything to do with http://www.spinlife.com/ ?
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