The story of "The cheap all-terrain wheelchair" is a must see, for everyone.

[Sir-Voor]

At first this may seem like the story of a wheelchair, but to me it is so much more.
I think each of us will take away something different from the story, with hope, inspiration and feeling of being bless/grateful for living where and when you do.

Amos Winter: The cheap all-terrain wheelchair continuum
http://www.ted.com/talks/amos_winter...heelchair.html
If anyone is interested in getting the high-performance version, check this out.

http://continuuminnovation.com/work/...freedom-chair/

And I have to say WOW to “Buy-1 Give-3”, I don’t see a price and because I don’t use a wheelchair I’m not going to look into it. But would love to hear from anyone who does know and I’m also wondering if insurance companies cover any of the cost.

[Sir-Voor]

Did I not say this story is for everyone?

By moving it from the general forum the monitor are depriving a lot of readers an uplifting story.

What a shame

[Seasha]

Hey, Sir-Voor! I copied your post and put a duplicate in the General Q and A forum, so now it's covered both ways! Pretty cool wheelchairs!

[Daisy Dead Petals]

Nice to know somebody is thinking about it. I'd like to have coffee with that guy. If you've got good use of your arms and hands that is an interesting device.

[MSW1963]

I love this story. Not many discussion threads here for those with mobility problems and NO ROADS or SIDEWALKS to accomodate a modern WC design, an obvious problem in the developing world.

Thanks for posting it, Sir-Voor.