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Learning what we can and cannot do is key! We can only do/take so much. I’ve learned over the years that it is ojah to ask for help sometimes!

This is a Good question for me to consider everyday – I have a late onset case of FA. at 64 yrs old. My best days ahead for me realizing and recognizing my limitations. I tend to forget/ ignore and take chances with mobility. My goal is to make necessary changes to realize that taking it one day at a time will be a big part of my future with FA.

Yes, I’m sure he will! The unknown is hard but you just have to take it one step at a time.

Not yet!

I had minivans until I stopped driving. I had to drive around my kids. Then we bought a 4-door I could transfer to. Now we may go back to an accessible minivan. I can no longer lift my legs enough to get in a truck or SUV. I’m short, only 5’2″. It took me 30 years to get to this point. Your son will let you know when his Jeep is too much.

I give your son all the credit for driving when having FA!

I was always afraid to drive, then when I was diagnosed at age 21, I really was hesitant to learn. I know hand controls would have to be a must.

Have you all looked into hand controls yet?

I’m a big football fan with my husband. We love the NFL and Buffalo Bills!

Hi Jet! It’s not strange at all to respond to an older post. We actually encourage it 😊

Thank you for sharing your experiences on what works best for you!

I’m glad having an aid made both processes easy and stress-free for you!

I currently pull for Auburn since my son is a student there! 🙂

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Christina D started the topic Insurance in the forum Assistive Device Usage

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Insurance

I hope it isn’t strange replying to an older post.
I use a basic rollator with orthotics (AAFO type) for most days. In smaller spaces like my house, I’m usually comfortable with a cane or furniture surfing, though if I’m honest a cane doesn’t usually help much. I have a powered scooter but don’t currently use it much.
Aside from that kind of…[Read more]

(First post, hope I got this right :D)

For me, my primary physical therapist scheduled a representative from Numotion to come to one of my appointments and explain my options to my mom and me. From there we decided to order a scooter which she and my therapist handled almost the entire process. My therapist also handled ordering my orthotics and…[Read more]

Thanks, Christina! Living in the present is all we can do. None of us are promised tomorrow.

I am glad to hear that Noah has found to be the best fit depending on the situation!

I hope tbe office of accessibility takes action quickly and Noah gets what he needs!