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Walking and Wheeling with MS
Maureen Corrigan likes to write and she likes to travel. For the second time she’s combined these passions into a book. Walking and Wheeling Tales is a collection of stories pulled from all over the globe. It’s full of misadventures, triumphs, laughs, frustrations, and even a little wisdom.
Still Mobile During Covid-19
Dr John Thearle spent decades teaching and practicing medicine. He’s also a polio survivor from the 1940’s. But the disease didn’t quite go away, as …
Jack Stays on His Feet
Jack Rogers has Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, but that hasn’t stopped him from getting about. He still gets around on foot fairly often, but the Luggie is always there for longer walks, for going between classes, and even occasionally going all the way to school.
Kids Love Luggies
Anna Blinks has done things most 14 year-olds have not. She’s been on national television on Ten’s five O’clock news; she’s given speeches for large audiences; she’s been an ambassador for children’s charity Variety.
“Poppy, Are You Ready Yet?”
Buying a mobility scooter has been a journey in itself. An emotional journey, a realisation that one has moved into another phase of life, the fear of the downward spiral, the reluctance to be defined by disability, an image problem one could say. It was a long and painful journey of approach and retreat.
Journalist Test His Luggie in Europe
Journalist Frank Smith travelled to Europe this year on his Luggie Elite, visiting Norway and Scotland. He took his Luggie on Qantas, Qatar and KLM and had plenty of experiences with airports.
Travel with a Luggie Folding Scooter
Two former professionals have found ways to travel all over the world despite their reduced mobility. Scott and Maureen are using sophisticated mobility devices to reach surprising places.
Luggie a Winner in Tasmania!
I would recommend this scooter to anyone thinking of purchasing one. Its versatility, portability and stability is excellent.