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Dealers, manufacturers and other mobility providers, this is your home.
Our friends in the allied health professions, Voc Rehab, VA and all our partners serving folks with disabilities.
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nmeda2022-07-26 02:23:082022-07-26 11:24:52Acceleration and Braking: Unlock Comfort and Control in Your Accessible VehicleLoren Worthington
Back in the early 2000s, Arizona’s Loren Worthington made a decision to see the world. And why shouldn’t he…
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Brian Muscarella
Speaking with Charlotte’s Brian Muscarella, it’s hard to imagine that there was once a time that he was intimidated by driving with hand controls…
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Tricia Downing
Tricia Downing is a planner. More specifically, she’s that special proactive type who always likes to look and think five steps ahead so that she will be ready…
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Chris Malcom
Georgia’s Chris Malcom is a car guy. Always has been. The older the cars are, the better…
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Karah Behrend
Karah Behrend is a fast-driving, adventure-loving badass…
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NMEDA is a non-profit trade association made up of auto mobility dealers, industry partners and rehabilitation professionals dedicated to helping folks with disabilities drive or be transported safely.
When there is a sense of community, there is a gain in confidence!
Muscular Dystrophy Association shares this story of Robert Pipia, a judge in Nassau County, New York, who lives with an undiagnosed neuromuscular disease.
Robert started gaining his independence as a child at MDA summer camps, and from there, he was always ready to take on his next challenge. One day at a time, proving the power of resilience and advocacy.
“If you want to accomplish something, you’ve got to advocate for yourself, and I think that’s the key: to see what level of advocacy is needed to accomplish your goal and then implement it,” he says. bit.ly/3Pahuq8
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