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Trike Mobility Freedom
Trike Mobility Freedom After struggling to push myself around in a wheelchair for a few months, I decided there had to be an easier way! I visited my local disabled shop, 1st Call Mobility in Harlow, where we discussed my options. They were running a rent to buy scheme, but the repayments were too high […]
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Signs and Symptoms of Autism
Signs and Symptoms of Autism Parents or caregivers are usually the first ones to notice the signs and symptoms of autism in a child under three years of age. At birth, the signs and symptoms of autism are not necessarily noticeable, and it may take a little while to distinguish the behavior. Signs and symptoms […]
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Large button remote controls
Large button remote controls We have a considerable number of searches for big button remote controls to replace existing devices for TVs, DVDs, Sky boxes etc. We’ve had a little look around. None of those mentioned here have been tried, tested or reviewed; we would welcome any feedback on how good these replacement large button […]
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Experts agree that audiobooks in fact help improve a child’s reading!
Experts agree that audiobooks in fact help improve a child’s reading! There’s no denying the fact that most people hated reading as kids. Only a few kids enjoy reading, especially if there is an alternative. Now, children’s audiobooks come in digital file formats like MP3 which allows one to listen to audiobooks through personal portable […]
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The Wheelchair Stair Lift From Stannah
The Wheelchair Stair Lift From Stannah Stannah is a market leader in the manufacture of stair lifts and is one of the few that make a genuine wheelchair stair lift. However, buying and installing one for a wheelchair user is far from easy. In fact, most homes are not suitable for this type of lift. […]
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The Nursing Care Guide
The Nursing Care Guide The Nursing Care Guide, is the premier guide to nursing homes, care homes and care services in the uk. The guide is designed so a person can search easily using multiple criteria to help find nursing requirements. This site is an informative, user-friendly site dedicated to help through an often difficult […]
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Understanding Epilepsy and Driving
Understanding Epilepsy and Driving Epilepsy and driving There are many types of epilepsy. Generally, to be diagnosed as having epilepsy you must have had more than one seizure (fit). Seizures may result in involuntary and uncontrolled movements and a change in your state of consciousness (anything up to unconsciousness). We urge anyone who has recently […]
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TV true story adaptation with Disabledinfo.co.uk
TV true story adaptation Last night on television there was the true life story called, ‘Footprints in the snow ‘. I thought it was very well done, as it not only showed the battle the lady had to come to terms with breaking her back and becoming a guinea pig, in case their was a […]
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Autistic Children and the Strain on Marriage
Autistic Children and the Strain on Marriage Unfortunately, in modern times, many marriages end in divorce or separation. This statistic rises even higher when you mix in an autistic child. No matter how loving and understanding you both may be towards your child, the truth is that autism is a very difficult matter, and strain […]
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Common Reasons Why a Disability Insurance Claim Is Denied
Common Reasons Why a Disability Insurance Claim Is Denied More often than expected, many disability insurance claims are denied in the initial stage. When this happens, different reasons for its rejection play in mind. Here are some of the common reasons why a disability insurance claim is denied: 1. Lacks objective findings The social security […]
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