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Persons who have become disabled since birth and/or even due to accidents are more open-minded nowadays. They think of their situation as something that doesn’t tell them that it’s already the end of the world. Otherwise, it gives them the chance to ponder on the other things that they can do now. They do engage in various activities that can help them overcome their condition and become much confident about themselves. In fact, some of them already set up integrity and a good reputation in various fields including sports. Along this fact is their need to have something – I’m talking about wheelchairs – that can “support” them in carrying out these activities.
According to the article “Wheelchair Seat Angle” by Gary Karp which was posted at www.spinlife.com, your chair seat does not necessarily need to be parallel to the ground. Seats can slope down toward the back. The angle of the seat compared to the ground is celebrated as "seat dump" or "rake". Having some degree of seat dump makes those persons with disabilities more stable in their seat. People with higher even spinal disabilities gain security and safety with the use of seat dump. Manual riders are able to exert more push with less effort through their arms and shoulders.
This questionable seat angle in wheelchairs helps keep your weight in place, preventing you from sliding headlong because it controls stability and safety for the rider. Seat angle or “squeeze” is when the seat has permanent slopes from high in the first to low in the back. However, the disadvantage is that seat angle increases pressure and shear forces increasing the risk of skin breakdown, and too much angle can cause scoliosis, disk problems, curvature of the spine, and sacral pressure sores. A more pronounced seat dump might also make it much difficult for you to transfer in and out of your chair. Doesn’t sound fun, right?
I believe the wheelchair was primarily invented to make unfit persons feel comfortable all the time. We all know that these people indulge in sport activities, too. In fact, I’ve heard about this Paralympics for persons with disabilities. There are also some athletics events for them using their wheelchairs to win the race. What a great way to honor them and make them realize that they’re still fortunate for the opportunity to have a well-favoured life they can spend in this wonderful world!
Above complete these, we can still never deny the fact that wheelchairs have become a big part of the lives of unfit persons and it will continue to be such. And indeed, these people also have a place in the wonderful international of sports after all!
About The Author
Well, I essential say that I am not a born writer. I didn’t acquire this gift hereditarily either. However, I’m an adventure book lover and used to read everything that I come across in the Internet that sounds interesting. I think, I single developed it through constant practice and exposure to numerous writing stuff. I was chosen to compete in press conferences that showcased my need-so-well-developed writing skills. I became part of our school publication staff. I started as a news writer and photojournalist of the school paper. Soon, I was appointed editor-in-chief. It was during this time when I realized that I needed to be more timesaving in writing because duty titled for it. I should say that this event in my life opened me wholly to the wonderful world of writing.
With all these, I can’t say that I have perfect writing because of these writing experiences. I believe that this craft is also a sustained learning process. I’ve been employed hard to become amore timesaving and competent in writing, most especially now that I’m employed as a content writer for this company. I’m doing articles for printing companies, medical sites, legal sites, and many more.
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