This was a great video! I really enjoyed it. I just had my first appointment with my occupational therapist and she is working on prescribing a wheelchair for me! I have Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder and although on a good day I can walk 7-10 miles on others I can barely walk 10 feet. I'm so looking forward to my independence being increased and being less tired at the end of the day. You seem like such a fun vibrant person
Would someone be kind enough to provide me with a company to look at for wheelchairs. I was recently in a car accident, and I'm not sure where to look. And to be honest, I'm a bit overwhelmed.
It depends on what kind of chair you’re looking for. If you’re working with a physical therapist and a wheelchair supplier will talk to you about different options. If you’re interested in custom manual chairs permobil is really popular www.permobil.com/en-us/products?category=ManualWheelchairs If you’re looking for a temporary power chair I’ve also used go chairs which you can buy on Amazon. I also recommend looking on places like Facebook marketplace. Facebook in general has a lot of great support groups for mobility aid users who have a lot of awesome suggestions.
Love Izzy Wheels! I'm waiting for my first custom titanium wheelchair (7 ish weeks?!). The first accessory I'll be getting is a Lapstacker. It's from New Zealand and designed by a wheelchair user. Kind of like two retractable seat belts that go over your legs and attach with a magnetic hook. It keeps everything from a piece of paper to a shopping basket to a stack of books steady and hands free for wheeling around. Gem Hubbard of WheelsNoHeels did a review on her channel. It's designed both for those of us with hand function and those without like quads. There's a version for power chair users as well.
@@disabledconstellation A friend said he’s going to get me a LapStacker for my birthday. I just started filming my experiences as a wheelchair user and posting on UA-cam. People like you who’ve been making UA-cam videos about #WheelchairLife have been amazingly helpful! So I want to add to this community. I have a rental hospital style one this week and it’s hopefully just 6 weeks until I get my custom. I’ve finally caved to all the people who’ve been telling me to make videos. Thanks!
This was a great video! I really enjoyed it. I just had my first appointment with my occupational therapist and she is working on prescribing a wheelchair for me! I have Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder and although on a good day I can walk 7-10 miles on others I can barely walk 10 feet. I'm so looking forward to my independence being increased and being less tired at the end of the day. You seem like such a fun vibrant person
Lütfen tekerlekli sandalye de giyinme videosu çek buna ihtiyacım var ❤bu arada çok tatlısın ❤
I'll probably have to do that video when I move because it will be easier to record my clothes then :)
@@disabledconstellation I'll be waiting 😁 I want to dress tight but it's hard in my wheelchair 😔
Would someone be kind enough to provide me with a company to look at for wheelchairs. I was recently in a car accident, and I'm not sure where to look. And to be honest, I'm a bit overwhelmed.
It depends on what kind of chair you’re looking for. If you’re working with a physical therapist and a wheelchair supplier will talk to you about different options. If you’re interested in custom manual chairs permobil is really popular www.permobil.com/en-us/products?category=ManualWheelchairs If you’re looking for a temporary power chair I’ve also used go chairs which you can buy on Amazon. I also recommend looking on places like Facebook marketplace. Facebook in general has a lot of great support groups for mobility aid users who have a lot of awesome suggestions.
I love the color of ur frame (｡♥‿♥｡)
What's your favorite wheelchair accessory?
The wheel covers!
Love Izzy Wheels! I'm waiting for my first custom titanium wheelchair (7 ish weeks?!). The first accessory I'll be getting is a Lapstacker. It's from New Zealand and designed by a wheelchair user. Kind of like two retractable seat belts that go over your legs and attach with a magnetic hook. It keeps everything from a piece of paper to a shopping basket to a stack of books steady and hands free for wheeling around.
Gem Hubbard of WheelsNoHeels did a review on her channel.
It's designed both for those of us with hand function and those without like quads.
There's a version for power chair users as well.
I may get that next! It looks so cool!
@@disabledconstellation A friend said he’s going to get me a LapStacker for my birthday. I just started filming my experiences as a wheelchair user and posting on UA-cam. People like you who’ve been making UA-cam videos about #WheelchairLife have been amazingly helpful!
So I want to add to this community.
I have a rental hospital style one this week and it’s hopefully just 6 weeks until I get my custom.
I’ve finally caved to all the people who’ve been telling me to make videos.
Thanks!
@@GingerKiwiDev yay! So exciting!