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1). Working With The Disabled By : Lydia Ramsey
Since Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, people who previously had limited or no access to public places now move about with a degree of ease in the workplace. While these people have their challenges with sight, hearing or movement, those who work with them are often confused about how to interact them with sensitivity and understanding.
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2). What Wheel Chair is Right for Me? By : Jerry Allen
The wheel chair you pick out, should ultimately be based upon several things:
· How long you’re going to be in a wheel chair.
· Your health and physical well-being.
· How often you must travel.
· Cost.
Generally speaking, if you are in decent enough condition to be able to propel yourself around in a wheel chair and you expect that being in a wheel chair will be a temporary thing, then buying a manual wheel chair might be the right way to go.
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