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Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Helping Grandma Reclaim Her Freedom

My Grandma (not the one stealing cookies, the other one) has been in a wheelchair for some years now and has relied on others to get her around. As someone who loves and cherishes her freedom, it irks her to depend so much on others.

When she was young she used to travel everywhere alone or with friends. She loved to explore new places and she loved life. I think my mother and I inherited that from her. So to see her so helpless in a wheelchair now is really sad.

With the recent popularity of Medical Scooters, we've considered getting one for her. At least that would mean she can come out shopping with us or take a trip to the park for some fresh air. After 10 years stuck at home or at the hospital, at 95 years old, perhaps now she can finally enjoy some freedom.

This post is kindly sponsored by Dependable Mobility Scooter.

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