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Sharing stories about mo-vis users or possible users groups
Life is good, no matter what - the story of Greg
Greg was diagnosed as having Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) at the age of five. He made one simple, life changing decision. That decision was to accept this as fact and begin living from there.
Christian is a wheelchair user with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. For him, the wheelchair and Micro Joystick are tools of freedom to go about his everyday life or to go on adventures and see the world!
Provide bespoke powerchair solutions with the Scoot Control - the story of Precision Rehab
Precision Rehab fitted the mo-vis Scoot Control to Andie's power wheelchair. This system, together with the modern R-net controls, makes driving the powerchair very easy for her parents and carers.
The Multi Swing: providing unique mounting options for power wheelchair driving methods and more
by Guest Blogger Michelle L. Lange, OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS
Any power wheelchair driving method must be mounted to provide a consistent, stable, and secure placement to optimize driving. This is particularly true of driving methods mounted by the chin.
The combination of mo-vis devices can offer most muscular dystrophy patients a complete functional solution and opens new perspectives for a better quality of life. This can make the difference between dependence and independence.
by Guest Blogger Michelle L. Lange, OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS
While standard joystick modules are the most common power wheelchair driving method, these tend to be rather bulky and difficult to use if not mounted to the end of the armpad.
If there is not adequate room to mount a standard joystick module where the driver has optimal control, an All-round Joystick may be used.