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Old 02-09-2008, 02:51 AM #1
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Default How many people use electric/wheel chairs?

Next week I am going to be evaluated for an electric chair. I stumble and fall quite often. I am just wondering how many other people use them and how helpful they are. I have arm crutches now, but my hands hurt so much to use them (The neuropathy is there too). Anything I should know before I go to my appointment?
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