#electric wheelchair

[hate-kill-repeat]

revamped design with all of my disabled keith haring style dancin' guys all together, updated to include the yellow power chair user ~

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[dazeydaysdazed]

been considering if an electric wheelchair would be beneficial to me but theyre expensive and my mom would HATE that i would be more "helpless" if i didnt push myself.

the thing is pushing my wheelchair hurts my arms and my fingers so realistically an electric would be better. i also get insanely tired from pushing myself. but my mom.

i had to watch her go through the stages of grief over me first needing a wheelchair in general and i dont want to feel that kind of guilt and fear again over needing smth to help me.

ugh.

[weheartstims]

A stimboard with various disabilities! Happy disability pride month!

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[thefundisorderdiary]

My grandmas been having her drive redone. They left the apprentice behind to clean the house.

He hosed right around my wheelchair.

My electric wheelchair!

I stopped him as soon as I saw! Mum and I dried it off as fast as we could 😓

I’m so worried for it!

[briarpatch-kids]

In case anyone else needs to know, to fix my stalled out permobil m3, my beautiful husband turned two knobs on the front and took the whole chassis off and then disconnected the power and reconnected it, forcing it to restart

[disabled-sysboxes]

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[TEXT ID: this system is an ambulatory wheelchair user]

[IMG ID: an orange-yellow rectangular box with a wheelchair icon to the left, and the text 'this system is an ambulatory wheelchair user' to the right.]

[TEXT ID: this system uses an electric wheelchair]

[IMG ID: an orange-yellow rectangular box with an electric wheelchair icon to the left, and the text 'this system uses an electric wheelchair' to the right.]

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[giantkillerjack]

Can anyone who uses a wheelchair (especially a motorized chair) please explain to me what the process was like to find the right chair?

I live in America and it seems that the doctors just want me to order one online without trying it at all, which seems insane for such a very very specific and very expensive medical device.

In order to find an office chair that didn't hurt my back, I went to every single furniture store in Chicago. So it seems wild that the selection process for something way more expensive and important would be so vague and confusing. I'm really scared that I'll get the wrong one.

How do you get the right wheelchair??????

[korkandisabledcharacters]

Today’s disabled character is “Sofia Verga” from series “Community Squad”.Sofia uses a wheelchair for mobility due to an automobile accident and she doesn’t like when people judge her from the wheelchair.So she tries to be as independent as possible.

Character played by Pilar Gamboa

[schar-aac]

"powerchair"

image: A large electric wheelchair with a blue base and red joystick.

[dreamdropcompanions]

Peanut (they/it) is a bit too small for a collar but we might hust have a really thick one of them cause they keep asking for a collar cause the "speical" plushies get collars.. Peanut in our paracoms is wheelchair user btw - Niko

[yourbelgianthings]

hey guys!! someone from my d20 server is currently fundr@ising for an electric wheelchair, all the details are explained in the gfm but i’m just posting it here so it hopefully gets some more reach since they don’t have tumblr! y’all know the drill please don’t tag with dona/tion or mu/tual aid or anything like that please, reblogs much appreciated

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[Text: This system uses a powerchair]

[Text: This system is a powerchair user]

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[thefundisorderdiary]

You know those long slopes that are actually steps set wide apart?

Yeah. I desperately want to wheel down them every time I pass.

Very bad idea. Very fun idea??

[mobilityshop]

Transit Wheelchairs: Where Style Meets Mobility 🚶‍♀️💨

Ever wished for a wheelchair that doesn't just get you from A to B, but also makes a statement? ✨

Say hello to transit wheelchairs – the perfect blend of functionality and fashion.

Lightweight, foldable, and oh-so-stylish, these chairs are your ticket to effortless exploration.

Why I'm Obsessed:

🎒 Pack-and-Go: Folds up in a flash, ready for your next adventure.

🪶 Featherlight: Effortless to maneuver through busy crowds.

😎 Fashion-Forward: Ditch the boring medical look and express your style.

💪 Built to Last: Durable design that can keep up with your busy life.

Mobility Shop is my go-to for all things wheelchair-related. They have a huge selection of transit wheelchairs to suit every need and style.

Link to Mobility Shop's Best selling wheelchairs collection page

Are you a transit wheelchair user? Share your favorite tips and tricks for making the most of your mobility!

[hallalice0029]

Electric Motorized Wheelchairs: A Complete Guide for First-Time Buyers

Navigating the world of mobility aids can be overwhelming, especially for first-time buyers considering an electric motorised wheelchair. These advanced devices offer enhanced independence, comfort, and convenience, making them an excellent choice for those needing mobility assistance. At Etech Mobility, we understand that purchasing an electric motorised wheelchair is a significant decision, and we are here to guide you through the process, ensuring you make the right choice that fits your lifestyle and needs.

Understanding Electric Motorized Wheelchairs

Electric motorised wheelchairs, also known as power wheelchairs, are designed to provide mobility for individuals with limited physical strength or endurance. Unlike manual wheelchairs, which require physical effort to propel, electric motorised wheelchairs are powered by batteries and controlled using a joystick or other user-friendly controls. This fundamental difference allows users to easily navigate various terrains, significantly improving their quality of life.

When considering an electric motorised wheelchair, assessing several vital aspects, including weight capacity, terrain adaptability, and overall design, is essential. Etech Mobility specialises in a wide range of electric motorised wheelchairs, ensuring we cater to different user needs and preferences. From lightweight options to heavy-duty models, our collection supports independence and mobility for everyone.

1. Assessing Your Needs

Before diving into the specifics of electric motorised wheelchairs, assessing your personal needs and lifestyle is crucial. Consider the following questions:

What is your weight capacity requirement? Different models support varying weight limits, so it's essential to find a wheelchair that accommodates your specific requirements.

Where will you primarily be using the wheelchair? If you plan to use your wheelchair indoors, a more compact and lightweight model may be suitable. If you anticipate outdoor use on uneven terrain, look for a model that handles various surfaces.

What is your budget? Establishing a budget before shopping can help narrow your options and ensure you find a chair that meets your financial needs without compromising quality.

At Etech Mobility, we offer a variety of electric motorised wheelchairs at competitive prices. We aim to provide high-quality mobility solutions accessible to everyone without sacrificing performance or comfort.

2. Features to Look For

When selecting an electric motorised wheelchair, certain features can enhance your overall experience. Here are some essential aspects to consider:

a. Comfort and Ergonomics

Comfort is paramount when using any mobility aid, especially for extended periods. Look for wheelchairs with adjustable seating, padded armrests, and back support. Many electric motorised wheelchairs come with reclining options, allowing users to find their most comfortable position.

b. Battery Life and Range

Battery performance is a critical factor in choosing an electric motorised wheelchair. Consider how far you plan to travel daily and ensure the wheelchair's battery can accommodate that distance. Etech Mobility offers models with varying battery capacities, ensuring you find the right fit for your lifestyle.

c. Weight and Portability

If you plan to transport your wheelchair frequently, consider a lightweight and foldable model. Many electric motorised wheelchairs are designed for easy transport, making it simple to load them into vehicles or store them when not in use.

d. Terrain Adaptability

Assess the types of surfaces you will encounter regularly. Multi-terrain electric motorised wheelchairs are designed with powerful motors and larger wheels, allowing users to navigate gravel, grass, and other challenging terrains easily. At Etech Mobility, we offer a selection of multi-terrain models that meet these criteria.

3. Understanding Different Types of Electric Motorized Wheelchairs

Not all electric motorised wheelchairs are created equal, and understanding the different types available is essential for first-time buyers.

a. Standard Electric Wheelchairs

Standard electric motorised wheelchairs are versatile and suitable for many users. They typically feature a comfortable seat, joystick control, and a decent battery range. These models are ideal for those who require assistance with mobility but do not require specialised features.

b. Lightweight Electric Wheelchairs

Lightweight electric motorised wheelchairs are designed for easy transport and storage. Weighing as little as 18 kg, these models are perfect for users who need a portable solution without sacrificing performance. Their compact design makes them suitable for indoor and outdoor use, allowing users to navigate tight spaces confidently.

c. Heavy-Duty Electric Wheelchairs

Heavy-duty electric motorised wheelchairs are available for users with higher weight capacities or require additional support. These models often come with enhanced durability, improved weight limits, and excellent stability, making them suitable for various terrains and environments.

d. Reclining and Tilt-in-Space Models

Reclining and tilt-in-space electric motorised wheelchairs provide added comfort and pressure relief for users seated for extended periods. These models allow users to adjust their position, which can help prevent pressure sores and enhance overall comfort.

4. Making the Purchase

Once you've assessed your needs and researched the options, it's time to purchase. Here are some tips to consider:

a. Test the Wheelchair

Whenever possible, try out different electric motorised wheelchairs before making a decision. This hands-on experience can help determine which features and designs work best for your comfort and mobility requirements.

b. Check for Warranty and Support

Before finalising your purchase, ensure that the wheelchair comes with a warranty and reliable customer support. At Etech Mobility, we stand behind our products and offer comprehensive support to our customers, ensuring peace of mind with your investment.

c. Explore Financing Options

Investing in an electric motorised wheelchair can be a significant financial commitment. Etech Mobility offers various payment options, including the ability to pay later with Klarna, making it easier to manage the cost of your new mobility aid. If you're ready to enhance your independence with an electric motorised wheelchair, visit Etech Mobility today. Our extensive range of high-quality products is designed to meet your unique needs and preferences. Contact us at 0121 661 4336 or explore our website to find the perfect electric motorised wheelchair for your lifestyle. Our reliable and affordable solutions help you regain your freedom and mobility!

[funkydancingdinosaur]

Survey for Past and Present Wheelchair Users

Hello, I am a university student that is part of a group looking to improve certain aspects of manual wheelchairs. We have created a survey for both manual and electric wheelchair users to learn about some of their likes and dislikes, wants and needs, and more about their experiences. Due to all the red tape around this project, I can only reveal so much but rest assured this survey is intended for educational purposes to better understand user experiences and to identify areas of improvement for manual and power-assisted wheelchairs. The survey is composed of 15 questions, many of them being multiple choice with a few short response questions. The estimated time of completion is 6-8 minutes. If you are a current or past wheelchair user and have a few minutes to spare, our team would greatly appreciate your input on your experience with a manual or electric wheelchair! Thank you in advance! https://forms.microsoft.com/r/fJZx2hC7MV