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    TVFilthyFrank. The show was called “PIMP MY WHEELCHAIR”, this show seemed to be entirely made up of stereotypes that range from Blacks to being mentally challenged. I watched this show on the 8th of November and found the humor so controversial that it was funny. This show seemed to be made for people between the ages of 16-late twenties or thirties, mainly for people who aren’t afraid of controversial material. The show starts with a picture of wheelchair getting customized with speakers and…

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    Essay On Murderball

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    and is one of very few documentaries about disability release as major motion picture”. Murderball is documentary about the sport of wheelchair rugby between the Canadian and United states men’s team. Peter (2012) describes “wheelchair rugby is the most thrilling and brutal sport in the Paralympics”. In able- body society wheelchair represent as weakness but wheelchair rugby break up stereotype of non- able body society (Lindemann, 2008 p,1). It obviously represents masculinity with non- able…

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    Ableism In Today's Society

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    Throughout the history of mankind, we have created a countless amount of criticism for those considered “different”, commonly through isms such as racism, nativism, and sexism. Another ism often forgot about is ableism, which is “a set of practices and beliefs that assign inferior value (worth) to people who have developmental, emotional, physical or psychiatric disabilities” (Stop Ableism) Julie Zeilenger a well-known blogger who is partnered with Women’s Media Center wrote, “Nearly 1 in 5…

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    Invacare offers a variety of product lines to consumers. Invacare is the leader of manufacturing and distributing medical equipment used in homes. Invacare’s product lines include power and manual wheelchairs, personal mobility, seating and positioning products, home care bed systems and oxygen systems. In addition to offering these products Invacare also offers service and repairs for their products to customers. One of the things that have contributed…

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    Equality Needed in America America has been known for the dream and the rights of the citizens that have lived here for years. People all over the world have been obsessed with having the American dream since they were young. I know when I was young it was beating into me from a small age. As you get closer in depth on what the American dream is to people, many say that to have the freedoms and the rights Americans receive what makes them want to be apart of our country. However, there are…

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    My Dating: A Short Story

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    relative in a wheelchair and were very sensitive to the needs of the disabled and we had nothing to worry about. They promised us a wonderful time. So, we crossed our fingers and went on our…

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    us and uses a wheelchair for mobility. All of them suffered from cerebral palsy, cortical blindness, speech impairment and physical disabled. We started off by waking up the residents. Support worker told me about each resident about how to change their clothes, how to do personal care and how to use the transfer lifts and machines to transfer them to the wheelchair. Each resident’s wheelchair was different according to their needs. Support worker also told me how to use the wheelchair. So, I…

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    Even though the football team does not play in this stadium any more, there are other teams who practice their like the soccer team and our school band. Which is a reason why it should be accessible to disabled people because someone who is in a wheelchair or on crutches might want to watch and listen to the Band practice, but can’t because they are not able to gain access to the track and field in a safe way. The surface of the steps are nicely made of concrete and has two railings on each side…

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    Motorized Trauma

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    With the maturation of the ‘baby boomer’ generation, there is a sudden onset of the need for specialized care for the geriatrics, but without the labor force to match the demand. With the advancement of technology, new needs can be met. Standard wheelchairs are bereft of motion without able-bodied individuals to operate them, and is not a viable mode of transportation for those who do not have the strength to propel themselves or people to look after them. This leads to many leading secluded,…

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    adding some camber to the back wheels. This feature would allow for easier turns and improved wheel access. Both advantages would help as BMD progresses. Seemingly, leg rests and front caster placement are other features to deliberate about on the wheelchair. Many sources address the benefits of physical activity in reducing the progression of BMD. Having the use of one’s legs to aid in propulsion would further the activity level of the lower extremities where BMD has its greatest effect. In my…

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