Disability Newsfeed for Disabled People, Parents, Carers, Occupational Therapists and AHPs

Cliff Quinn, who lives in Cambridge, is 54 years old and has severe Osteoporosis.  Osteoporosis is a progressive bone disease that is characterised by a decrease in bone mass and density which can lead to an increased risk of fracture. Cliff's Osteoporosis has affected his daily life by severely restricting his walking capabilities and making standing impossible for him. Having such restricted mobility meant that going outdoors was not an option for a while. However, Cliff was determined not to become a prisoner in his own home and began researching the options that would enable him to regain his freedom.  With the aid of Motability Cliff decided that the  TGA Vita 4  mobility scooter would help him recover his independence and give him the opportunity to lead a more social life.... read more

78 year old Sue Raymond has discovered a 'new lease of life' since discovering her  TGA 'Harley Davidson' style mobility scooter. Sue has always been a fan of the outdoors, and before retiring she was a milkmaid in the farming sector in Surrey. However, following the birth of her three children she gradually started to develop mobility issues. Still keen to live the outdoor life Sue joined the  Disabled Ramblers Association , but found that her mobility scooter at that time struggled with the tight manoeuvering and rocky, off-road tracks. Her ability to enjoy the countryside was under threat, until she discovered the  TGA Supersport .... see more