This Saturday, approximately 3000 people will be participating in the Mississippi Blues Marathon. For most, this will be the only marathon they run this year. Maybe the only one they run in their whole life. But for three men in wheelchairs, it will be the first of 50 marathons spread across 50 states in 50 Read more…
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Noah Galloway: Double Amputee Marathon Runner
It was Christmas morning when Noah Galloway awoke. In front of him was his mother and father. Despite the holiday, both parents wore a look of sadness. Before he could ask what was wrong, his mother explained. Noah had lost two of his limbs. His left arm and leg. As a fitness loving military man, Read more…
Black Out Rett Syndrome (Rett Syndrome Awareness Month)
Along with being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, October is Rett Syndrome Awareness Month. Rett Syndrome is brain disorder that almost exclusively affects females. It’s frequently confused with Angelman syndrome, cerebral palsy, and autism. How Rett Syndrome Works Like most neural diseases, Rett Syndrome (or RTT) is pretty complicated. Allow me to simplify it as best Read more…
The Difference Between Handicap Vans and Standard Vans
What’s the big deal about handicap vans? How much different are they? These are common questions first time buyers ask. If we weren’t experts at producing the highest quality handicap accessible vans out there, we’d probably ask the same things. The idea is simple enough. A Rollx Van is a factory made vehicle redesigned to accommodate Read more…
A Look Back on the Life of Christopher Reeve
Last week Tuesday would have been Christopher Reeves’ 60th birthday. It’s been almost 10 years exactly since he passed on, yet his legacy continues. In honor of the man Christopher was and ideals he represented, we would like to take a moment to reflect on the impact he had in the world. A Real Life Read more…
Why Get a Wheelchair Van? Private Vs. Public Transportation
As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, public transportation is getting more and more attention. Buses, trains, and subways provide a way to transport large groups of people in one singular trip. It’s easier on our roads. It consumes less resources. And it can save the common man some money. The problem is, all of Read more…
Exploring the Ocean with Susan Austin
The ocean: one of our planet’s greatest remaining mysteries. With its seemingly endless depths and exotic life forms, some spend their entire lives trying to capture the ocean’s underwater glory. Since we lack flippers, fins, and the ability to breath underwater, navigating the ocean deep can prove to be a challenge. Thankfully, there are people Read more…
Jack Jablonksi Blows Horn for Viking’s Opener
Though some might pass it off as “just a pre-season game”, Friday’s matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Buffalo Bills was a surprisingly eventful occasion. On top of it being the first home game of the season, the Vikings pulled off a crushing victory and the fans carried out a 25 minute long wave Read more…
Tasha Schuh is Ms. Wheelchair USA 2012
And we have a winner. The competition was fierce, but on July 21 Tasha Schuh was crowned Ms. Wheelchair USA 2012. The 31-year old went to the Ohio-based competition to represent the state of Wisconsin. Though there were many qualified candidates in the pageant, Tasha was ultimately chosen because of what she represents. Her Read more…
Joni Rowe: Medical Equipment Supplier
On the outskirts of Redding, CA, there lives a woman named Joni Rowe. At first glance, she is your typical sweet old lady. She has short curly red hair and has lived by herself since her husband passed in ’97. In her life, she has survived cancer and polio. That in itself is a great Read more…