Its a quickie zippy custom.
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Question About Wheelchair
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bobch
, Mar 17 2011 08:58 PM
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 09:27 PM
it does't seem likely unless they are a midget or dwarf.
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hi fellow gimps! i'm a c 6/7 quad and have been injured since 1986. i was in a roll over hydroplane accident and it took hours for the paramedics to get me out of the car in the pouring rain. that definately wasn't my day. but alas life goes on!
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 09:36 PM
That looks like a very specialist custom chair for a severely disabled child. Why would an adult need to use it for any length of time or indeed at all?
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 09:54 PM
Tinbasher, on 17 March 2011 - 09:36 PM, said:
That looks like a very specialist custom chair for a severely disabled child. Why would an adult need to use it for any length of time or indeed at all?
I am from china, it is simple, to get person to new chair, use this chair for about 30-40 minutes to get there. I have not seen this chair in person, as I will be borrowing it form someone who acquired it and has no use for it. zero wheel chair better than having this chair?
Edited by bobch, 17 March 2011 - 10:55 PM.
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 11:18 PM
Any chair in which you can fit,, and that will support your weight,, is a damn sight better than no chair. Be sure of the first two things first,, then do what you need to do to be mobile.
Doing without ANY chair seems unacceptable to me. It would be lovely if you could get what you really need,, but one needs to be realistic,,, 30 or 40 minutes doesn't sound unreasonable,, just be careful not to get stranded.
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Doing without ANY chair seems unacceptable to me. It would be lovely if you could get what you really need,, but one needs to be realistic,,, 30 or 40 minutes doesn't sound unreasonable,, just be careful not to get stranded.
Good luck
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 11:31 PM
edlee, on 17 March 2011 - 11:18 PM, said:
Any chair in which you can fit,, and that will support your weight,, is a damn sight better than no chair. Be sure of the first two things first,, then do what you need to do to be mobile.
Doing without ANY chair seems unacceptable to me. It would be lovely if you could get what you really need,, but one needs to be realistic,,, 30 or 40 minutes doesn't sound unreasonable,, just be careful not to get stranded.
Good luck
ed
Doing without ANY chair seems unacceptable to me. It would be lovely if you could get what you really need,, but one needs to be realistic,,, 30 or 40 minutes doesn't sound unreasonable,, just be careful not to get stranded.
Good luck
ed
thank you, i just hope he fit
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