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By Carol & Richard Eustice, About.com Guides to Arthritis since 1997

Electric Wheelchairs Compensate for Lost Mobility

Saturday June 10, 2006
Electric wheelchairs help people with arthritis and other disabilities maintain their independence. Trying to maneuver a standard wheelchair alone is cumbersome and requiring a person to be with you to push the wheelchair is not always convenient. Electric wheelchairs give the power back to the disabled person, literally and figuratively.

There are many models of electric wheelchairs with various features designed for more comfort, stability, and easy transport. The price range is wide - so it's best to shop for an electric wheelchair in which you will feel comfortable and one that you feel is easy to maneuver. Look at these Top Electric Wheelchairs.

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