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18"x16" WHEELCHAIR/WHEEL CHAIR GEL CUSHION
Price : $199.95 $59.95
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: - Polyester topper pad provides insulation and added comfort
- Nylon security strap with velcro closure secures cushion to wheelchair
- Washable, moisture resistant, antibacterial cover
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New 3" Wheelchair Gel Cushion 18"x16" Standard Size A Must Have For Any Wheelchair User! Gel Wheelchair Cushions are made with individual tubular-designed gel bladders, which provide effective pressure relief, improved distribution of weight and prevent bottoming out. This is an 18" x 16" gel cushion (3" thick). Features include: Polyester topper pad provides insulation and added comfort Nylon security strap with velcro closure secures cushion to wheelchair Washable, moisture resistant, antibacterial cover Meets CA 117 Standards
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Duro-Med 18 Molded Foam Ring Cushion, Plaid
Price : $13.00 $13.00
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: - 18" Molded foam ring
- Made of one-piece, puncture-proof molded foam
- Ring shape conforms to body contours reducing pressure point discomfort
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Coccyx Gel Seat Cushion with Fleece Top 16"D x18"W x3"
Price : $30.75
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Duro-Med Memory Foam Lumbar Cushion with Strap, Navy
Price : $39.80 $34.95
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: - Size 14" x 13"
- Ideal lumbar support to ease lower back pain
- Made of molded, highly-resilient foam
- Also made with a high density pressure relieving European-style visco elastic memory foam
- Includes removable and washable cover
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Very comfortable
I purchased this cushion for use my 2006 Ford Focus. The price was reasonable, and it is very comfortable providing for a more comfortable drive.
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Duro-Med Comfort Pillow Cushion with Six Ties, Navy
Price : $39.80 $39.80
Features
: - Seat: 16" x 16"; Back: 16" x 24"; arm: 16" x 16"
- Great for wheelchairs
- Ideal for office or home use
- Constructed of soft, hypo-allergenic polyester fiberfill with a polyester/cotton cover that is machine washable
- Molds to body contours to help prevent painful pressure sores
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Questions & Answers
Question : Where can I get information about mental disabilities?
I have to write a paper on mental disabilities. I know what they are and everything cuz i lived with someone who had a mental disability when i was younger but my english class just got done reading of mice and men and I'm looking for information about this disability for my paper could someone please help?
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The link below gives many avenues for further reading, good luck with your paper...;
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Question : How do I, as a disabled pastor, start a ministry for those with disabilities?
I have been led to start a ministry in Philadelphia, PA whose primary purpose is to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those with physical and developmental challenges. I myself have a mild case of Cerebral Palsy. I have been and still am a pastor, and I have been a history teacher. I am a husband, father, and grandfather. My aim is to develop programs that will allow those with disabilities to discover that there are more letters in ability then there are in dis. What I need to know is, How do I go about making this mission a reality? I need an accessible building, an adaptable van, braille printer, TTY machines, and computers that can be adapted to meet the special needs of those who will be using them.
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Contact other pastors and let them know what you are doing. They might know people with disabilities who are reticinent about heading out and who might be more readily available for church if they knew someone who truly understood them would be there for them. Also, most cities have a religious council board that is made up of various religions. Their meetings are usually open to the public; you can go and speak with them.
As for the building and equipment, I can't help you with that one. You may need to start in your livingroom. You can probably apply with various agencies. Is there a national agency for the blind? They should have a list of grants that are available.
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Question : How can I modify teaching methods to fit certain disabilities?
This is for a class of mine, I guess it means pick out certain disabilities and modify them for a PE Class. This is the question as it states for my class:
List methods for modifying teaching to meet the needs of specific disabilities
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This doesn't necessarily have to be PE. It can be for any academic area. So if you have a child who has fine motor difficulties and has difficulty writing and the goal of the assignment is for the child to demonstrate their understanding of photosynthesis you may allow this child to dictate their answers or report and allow and adult to type it, have the child respond orally to the teacher or record her answers on a tape recorder. This still meets the requirements of the assignment but allows a different mode of output that takes the child's disability into account.
Children who have difficulty processing or understanding verbal language may be given copies of the classroom notes or use guided notes (fill in the blanks instead of writing down everything said). For activities that involve multi-step directions the teacher may provide them with written or visual directions to help them complete all the steps in the activity. Think about a specific child's disability and would an assignment have to be modified in its input presentation to the child or could the requirements for the output/ final product be modified so the child could demonstrate their knowledge of the content in a different way.
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