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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS) |
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Heya
Well - tomorroy (today) is VAN DAY!!!!! I'm really excited about the freedom this should give me! It will mean that I can go out in my electric wheelchair independently!! I can't transfer using boards or belts without someone lifting me and so for the last year or so I haven't been able to drive on my own without someone to lift me in and out of the car.. (lucky I'm light-ish I suppose). Also, the car adaptions I currently have on my car aren't brilliant for me nowadays - they are ok, but I want to consider a couple of other adaptions like a peg stick for steering. Even though I only drive for about 15 minutes being able to do that on my own will make such a big difference, I will be able to do things whilst I am at home that normally I couldn't unless I had driving carers/ mum/ friends that were insured on my car. It's scary - getting the van does make me feel that I am "acknowledging" what is wrong with me and that it's unlikely that there is going to be a magic cure out there for me.... However even though I only drive for about 15 minutes being able to do that on my own will make such a big difference, I will be able to do things whilst I am at home that normally I couldn't unless I had driving carers/ mum/ friends that were insured on my car. Also, being able to travel in my electric wheelchair will make a HUGE difference as well!! (as it tilts/ reclines/ leg rests rise all electronically it means if I am a passenger I will be able to lie almost flat. http://www.automobilityconcepts.com/...ts/paravan.php Froggsy xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Last edited by frogga; 04-24-2007 at 07:15 PM. Reason: didnt make sense!!! ooopss.... |
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