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Old 03-10-2008, 01:47 PM #7
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Originally Posted by momXseven View Post
He says I don't need one.

I don't want to rent the ones like at the zoo, I can't handle having my arms out to use the handle bar type steering.
They do have chairs like this http://www.scootermobility.com/Power...-12-4-1883.htm that you can use. No big control yoke in front of you. Just a little joystick on one side, with a nice arm rest.

This is probably something that I would use, since I get tendonitis (or is it spasticity?) in my shoulders that would make it uncomfortable for me to use the scooters with handlebars.
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