The standing aspect, it's importance can not be over emphasized. Power wheelchairs that allow the occupant to stand have not been around until the last five -six years. There were standing apparatus available in some Therapy facilities and still are, but expensive and temporary. After forty years of SCI, Post injuries have left both of my legs broken below the knees and unrepairable due to bone density loss. No more transfers, a hoist instead.
I so hear you! I have a completely different type of disability that is a progressive neurological disease that also affects my muscles. I am no longer able to safely weight bear, so even doing a transfer has to be carefully thought out and done very quickly and fluently. I work best doing a forward transfer. But the issue is the more strain I put on my muscles the more I deteriorate to the point of being unable to move. So it’s about carefully planning each thing I do throughout each day . My illness fluctuates constantly so it can be difficult to predict. I have severe M.E.
@@PEACEinYESHUA-oj7vc1pk7w or, CFS. You might ask your doctor if you could stand, though you mention you can't, for the benefits. The wheelchair does all the work and the issues that arise wo standing, for any one neurologically immobilized, are a decline to your overall physical well being. I wish you the best!
I’m due to try one of these!!! I am so excited 😆 the thought of standing again would be incredible! However I would need properly strapped in with some sort of harness. I can’t actually weight bear or anything.
I essentially can't weight bare either. ☹️ Though I'd love to get into a standing position and be able to hug others like that. Reach things or just be at eye level too. I think getting into that position might also help me in some other ways. Did you get one like this now or what is new with you? 😊
I just bought one a few months ago but it has a problem, it discharges too quickly I can only go about three miles with it and nothing more. Do you have a solution?
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The standing aspect, it's importance can not be over emphasized. Power wheelchairs that allow the occupant to stand have not been around until the last five -six years. There were standing apparatus available in some Therapy facilities and still are, but expensive and temporary. After forty years of SCI, Post injuries have left both of my legs broken below the knees and unrepairable due to bone density loss. No more transfers, a hoist instead.
I so hear you! I have a completely different type of disability that is a progressive neurological disease that also affects my muscles. I am no longer able to safely weight bear, so even doing a transfer has to be carefully thought out and done very quickly and fluently. I work best doing a forward transfer. But the issue is the more strain I put on my muscles the more I deteriorate to the point of being unable to move. So it’s about carefully planning each thing I do throughout each day . My illness fluctuates constantly so it can be difficult to predict. I have severe M.E.
@@PEACEinYESHUA-oj7vc1pk7w or, CFS. You might ask your doctor if you could stand, though you mention you can't, for the benefits. The wheelchair does all the work and the issues that arise wo standing, for any one neurologically immobilized, are a decline to your overall physical well being. I wish you the best!
I’m due to try one of these!!! I am so excited 😆 the thought of standing again would be incredible! However I would need properly strapped in with some sort of harness. I can’t actually weight bear or anything.
I essentially can't weight bare either. ☹️
Though I'd love to get into a standing position and be able to hug others like that. Reach things or just be at eye level too. I think getting into that position might also help me in some other ways. Did you get one like this now or what is new with you? 😊
I am need one pcs
انا أخذته من عامين وأنصح به شركه سن رايز المانيه الصنع وهي سريعه جدا وانا سعيد جد به عند الخروج للتنزهه متعدد الحركات
Ordered mine today I can't wait my insurance approved it .
How is it going? 😊
@@prettydisabled9060 insurance approved it just waiting on it to come in
@@jeffbruner4875 I'm happy for you, hope you enjoy it.
@@prettydisabled9060 thank you
Hi Jeff!
I need one for my mother!
What kind of insurance you have?
I just bought one a few months ago but it has a problem, it discharges too quickly I can only go about three miles with it and nothing more. Do you have a solution?
I'm interested how much.
Will Medicare pay for all his if my Dr says I need it?
The audio sounds like it's jumping left to right to left
What is the maximum upright angle that this unit can achieve (180 being fully vertical)?
Can a seat elevator be included?
Yes
How much is that
How to find the price
33,000 dollars
I am need one pcs
Pp