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How to Rebuild Life After a Head Injury

More than one million suffer traumatic brain injuries (TBI's) in the U.S. alone each year. TBIs are the 'signature' injury of U.S. troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Here's how I recreated my life after losing over $700K to a TBI.
Suzanne De Cornelia
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Wheel Chair Ramp At Home - Is It Essential

Wheel chair ramp is an essential facility at your home as this would simplify the movement of a person who is wheel chair bound. This will help the person to enter and exit the home without the help of another person.
Aravind Ramesh
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Living With Amputated Legs

It's a terrible, traumatic thing to lose your legs through amputation, but it is possible to live on afterwards, and to have a full life. In this article I would like to share my experiences as I watched my Dad, a double amputee, cope with life. And he more than coped; his life was magnificent and full of achievement. Life can actually, at times, be quite cool without legs!
Duncan Kelly
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Choosing the Right Mobility Scooter For Your Needs

Taking a look at the vast choices of mobility scooters available on the market today, you can be sure that there is one out there suitable to your needs. For example, some scooters are made to transport you over a variety of terrains, at speeds of up to 15 mph while others can make hairpin turns allowing you to maneuver the inside of your home. This is great news for someone who doesn't suffer from paralysis but does suffer from a mobility related disability.
Nicole Martins
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Don't Give Up If Your Disability Benefits Are Denied

In order to be prepared to file for Social Security disability or SSI you must be will informed of how the system works. Sometimes this can make the difference in having your disability benefits denied. Most disability claims cases are denied on the initial application.
Matt Murren
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What Do I Do If My Disability Benefits Are Denied?

According to statistics, about 60% of the claimants who appeal have had their Social Security benefits denied in the primary stage of their claim. More likely than not, you have to go through filing for reconsideration, then you may still have to file an appeal and have a hearing before a judge in order to possibly receive your requested benefits. A great deal of this lengthy process can be avoided if you obtain a lawyer.
Matt Murren
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Buying Guide for Wheelchair Lift Ramps

When it is necessary for you to move from one place to another it is an easy task when employing a wheelchair lifting ramp. These are extremely durable and can be employed for the various kinds of wheelchairs. Your wheelchair ramp is a very simple device to transport and to use.
Joseph Parish
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Mobility Scooter Independence

It's a scientific fact that our bodies tend to deteriorate with age. For many people this deterioration of their bodies may signify that they have lost the capability to walk as efficiently as they used too. There are young people that may be suffering from an accident which has temporarily limited their ability to move. Both of these groups will tend to benefit from a powered wheelchair or a mobility scooter both of which are great in order to restore a person's independence when...
Joseph Parish
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A Handicap Stair Lift - Is it Right For You?

The handicap stair lift brings real domestic independence for those who are disabled or handicapped in such a way that they find it difficult to walk up or down the stairs. But before you buy one, for you or someone else, you should spend sometime in evaluating the exact requirements of the handicapped user of the stair lift and whether it is the right solution for their disability.
Robin O'Brien
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Surprising Facts About Muscular Dystrophy

Most people only know about muscular dystrophy (MD) from the annual Jerry Lewis Telethon that has been held every year since 1966. While the vast majority of the population may not give the disease much thought after this telethon is over, it's surprising how even patients of MD have very little knowledge of what exactly it is, what parts of the body it affects, and what can be done to treat and accommodate it.
David Cowley
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