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Hey Ozherbie – I was long term patient of Dr Cherry (he’s retired and Dr Millar is there now). I’ve had reasonable results with using injections and  a vacuum pump (sometimes together) – I’ve found the Vacuum pump is good at getting the...
Bondi Beach is now accessible

Bondi Beach is now accessible

One of Australia’s famous hotspots is now wheelchair accessible. Thanks to the tireless work of Waverley Council, Access Bondi means that Bondi Beach is now accessible for people who are less mobile, use a wheelchair or a mobility aid. The ramp is located at...

You might also be interested in seeing what else is out there in the adaptive clothing space as there are designers now putting out stylish and fashionable clothing that is also functional. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. The topic is generating a lot of...

Backpacking with a disability you ask?! Hell yes can! Check out this vlog here! Some amazing ideas here. Bali, Japan, Turkey, Israel and Greece were among the stops. Great resource for manual chair users!

Thank you Dan for sharing. Kerry
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