INDEPENDENT
LIVING
AND
ADVOCACY
BY,
AND FOR, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
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The
Bridge News from the Arizona
Bridge to Independent Living Volume XVII, Number 3 March 2006 ABIL offers and promotes programs designed to empower
people with disabilities to take personal responsibility so they may
achieve or continue independent lifestyles within the community. ABIL is
a member of the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL). "Not
just responding to change, but leading it!" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(ABIL & Staff contact numbers can be found at the end of the
document) Legislative Training & Awareness Days a Great Success! By Carolan Quenneville On February 2nd as the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil came
out into the light to predict a cooling trend, Phoenix saw hundreds of
self-advocates from all parts of the state come and learn how to put the
heat on legislation important to people with disabilities. Thanks to scholarships for hotel and travel, the largest
group ever attended Legislative Advocacy Training Day, sponsored by AzDAC.
Following this, the Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD)
held Legislative Awareness Day. This event also drew it’s largest crowd
ever; over 700 advocates, service providers, and supporters from Yuma to
Page and Chinle. Those attending the two events learned about pending
legislation, networked with other self-advocates, made visits to their
legislators, and enjoyed lunch on the Senate lawn. Now for the bad news: Even though there were three times as
many people in attendance than ever before, the events received NO Press
coverage. Just like the groundhog, if people with disabilities are to
truly come out from the shadows we must have the light of the Press. Self-advocacy is more than a two day event. We must demand
attention and continue to remind our representatives that we are out there
and that WE VOTE. The next opportunity to make our collective
presence known will be on March 14th. This is rally day at the Capitol for
the Protecting Arizona’s Family Coalition (PAFCO). Read below for more
information on PAFCO and how you can get involved. ------------------------------------ LET’S “GET OUT THE DISABILITY VOTE” ON MARCH 14TH, 2006 By Phil Pangrazio, ABIL Executive Director The American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD’s)
is calling on all disability organizations and groups to help in their
effort to “Get Out the Disability Vote.” The aim of AAPD’s “Disability Vote Project” is to: 1)
Push for meaningful election reform, 2) Get out the disability vote, 3)
Focus on ensuring that polling places and voting systems are accessible, 4) Encourage service providers to comply with the provisions
of the National Voter Registration Act, 5) Encourage people with
disabilities to run for office and get involved in the political process
for the candidate of their choice. I mention this initiative because on March 14th, 2006, the City of Phoenix voters will be asked to consider
the approval of seven (7) Bond Propositions. The 2006 Phoenix Bond initiative is a comprehensive plan that
will ensure the quality of life for our rapidly growing community with
“No New Taxes.” All of
the bond propositions have significant implications for people with
disabilities. The first of these is Proposition 4. Prop. 4 includes $5.3
million for a collaboration between the City of Phoenix Parks &
Recreation program and ABIL. If approved, ABIL and the City will construct
a state-of-the-art, universally accessible, “Sports, Recreation and
Fitness Center for Persons with Disabilities.”
This Recreation Center will accommodate a wide array of competitive
and recreational programs for people living with disabilities throughout
the Valley including wheelchair basketball, wheelchair floor-hockey, quad
rugby, over-the-line softball, wheelchair tennis, hand cycling, wheelchair
racing, power-soccer, and many other therapeutic and recreational
programs. Prop. 4 also includes $2.5 million
for system-wide ADA upgrades for new and existing parks, playgrounds,
recreational facilities, open space preserves, and historic park
facilities. Second, and no less important is
Proposition 2. Prop. 2
includes $595,000 for technology improvements that will ensure
availability of accessible voting equipment to allow citizens with various
disabilities to vote independently and privately. Third is Proposition 5. Prop.
5 includes $606,000 for ADA upgrades to downtown city facilities such as
new and existing libraries, senior centers, family and social service
centers. Prop. 5 also
includes $1.4 million for ADA upgrades to the City Council Chambers and
critical facility system modernization. Fourth is Proposition 7.
Prop. 7 includes $2.4 million for ADA compliance improvements for a
host of downtown street construction and renovation projects. Lastly, I want to emphasize that all 7 Bond Propositions
combined include hundreds of projects that will have tremendous impact on
citywide revitalization and economic development. These impacts will have wonderful implications for people
with disabilities if they are approved. Therefore, I encourage you to help us “Get Out the
Disability Vote.” As Justin
Dart said, “vote as if your life depended on it, because it does!”
And remember, “if you don’t vote, you don’t count!”
Please
support the entire 2006 Phoenix Bond initiative and Vote
“YES” on Tuesday, March 14th, 2006 For
more information, please go to www.PhoenixFuture.com -------------------------------------- www.pafcoalition.org The Protecting Arizona’s Family Coalition (PAFCO) is
a historic, diverse, nonpartisan alliance of social services, health,
community service
agencies, advocacy groups, citizen advocacy, and faith-based associations.
Hundreds of social, health, and community services agencies, human
services groups, citizen action and advocacy groups, and faith based
congregations are represented in the Coalition. The Coalition agency and
association members include an estimated 20,000 staff, board members and
volunteers serving over 1.5 million people. The Coalition was formed to
stop drastic budget cuts to health and human services and urge better
options to these budget cuts. The
Protecting Arizona’s Family Coalition remains united to promote and
protect human services funding. PAFCO members, representing diverse
groups, will not be pitted against one another or traded off with one
another in any budget negotiations. Join
the Rally! 10:00am at the Capitol, March 14th Contact
Yvonne at 602-443-0720 for information on attending the Rally Reminder:
Legislation moves quickly this time of year. Log
on to Arizona Disability Advocacy Coalition’s (AzDAC) website www.azdisabilityadvocacy.org
to get GCDD tracking sheets to find
out what, when and where bills are being heard. Then make YOUR VOICE
HEARD! “Vote
as if your life depended on it, because
it does!” -
Justin Dart – ------------------------- 10 Reasons to attend a Disability Liberation Workshop By Amina Kruck Please join us for a brief Disability Liberation
Workshop at our ABIL-East office in Mesa Friday March 31st 12:30pm – 3:00pm RSVP for reservation and for accommodation, alternate format or sign-language interpreter by March 24th to Paula Grodecki at 480-222-4212 or paulag@abil.org. Don’t think you are oppressed or need liberation?
Below are 10 symptoms of disability oppression. If you answer
yes to one or more items on this list you can benefit from attending the
next Disability Liberation Workshop. 1. The lack of alternate
formats and sign language interpreters 2. Narrow or stepped
doorways and inaccessible bathrooms 3.
Segregated school rooms that develop poor social skills, low
scholastic expectations, and lack of familiarity between people with and
without disabilities 4. Being treated like you
are contagious, dangerous, and to be avoided. Like when people talk to and
hand your change back to your non-disabled companions instead of you 5. Being told you are
broken, only half a man or woman, or better off dead than disabled 6. Being told you cost too
much and are too much trouble 7. Fear that if you speak
up about injustice or mistreatment you’ll loose the supports and
services you need to survive 8. Feeling like you are a
burden 9. Feeling worthless, less
than human 10.
Feeling like you don’t belong ----------------------------------- Peer Mentor Training April 6th 12:00pm - 4:30pm Are you someone who: If so: we have peer mentor opportunities for you! Peer Mentor Training includes: ------------------------------- 2nd Urban American Indian Disability & Vocational
Rehabilitation Summit Phoenix Civic Plaza, Phoenix, Arizona March 23 & 24, 2006 The purpose of this Summit is to bring together American
Indian consumers and providers of services for persons living with
disabilities as well as those in need of vocational rehabilitation to
listen, talk and learn from each other. Completed registration must be received by Mail/Fax/Email by
Friday March 10, 2006. For information contact Dennis Huff, 602-279-5262, ext.24 E-mail: dhuff@nachci.com Fax: 602-279-5393 Native Health 3008 N. 3rd Street, Suite 310 Phoenix, AZ 85012 ------------------------------------------ 2006 Spring Annual NAADAC* Conference
Strategies and Steps for Successful ADA Compliance April 24 - 27, 2006 9 am - 4:30 pm *National Association of ADA Coordinators Conference Embassy Suites Phoenix-Scottsdale 4415 East Paradise Village Parkway South Phoenix, Arizona The conference will be comprised of four tracks on ADA,
Rehabilitation Act 501 and 504 and other issues. The four tracks are on: Accessibility, Employment, Higher
Education, and Transit. The
conference covers new, emerging and updated issues for ADA Coordinators
and Liaisons, Section 501/504 Compliance Officers, Higher Education, Human
Resource, Human Services and Risk Management Professionals, Architects and
Public Works Professionals, Transit/Transportation Professionals, people
with disabilities and others who serve people with disabilities. The
conference is approved for the following continuing education: AIA, CRC,
CCM, and CDMS. The conference will be addressed by Mayor Phil Gordon and
Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano. Workshop
panelists and presenters will be from the ADA enforcement agencies as well
as ADA coordinators who have “been there and done it.” If you have questions contact Michele Stokes at 602-262-5057 (V)
602-262-5091 (TTY) 602-262-6100 FAX
michele.stokes@phoenix.gov ------------------------------ Please
join us! Youth Action Council of Arizona
YAC-AZ Meeting Assistive Technology Presentation Saturday, March 11th
12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
SWI, Scottsdale (see below) Who ~ What ~ Where ~ When ~ Why ~ How!! Bring your
questions!! Local resource lists will be distributed. Guest
Speaker: Sue LeHew,
Assistive Technology Coordinator, Department of Economic
Security/Rehabilitation Services Administration l Learn how to self-advocate l Learn
about issues that affect you
l Meet your legislators
l Volunteer with organizations
l Organize and participate in social activities
l Have fun! Free Membership open to those 15 - 30 years of
age. Guests are welcome to
attend! Please RSVP by
March 9, 2006! Contact: David Carey, 602-443-0723, or Nora Stiles, 480-222-8800 ext. 30 Southwest Institute for Families and Children with Special Needs (SWI) 5111 N. Scottsdale Rd. #105, Scottsdale, AZ 85250 -------------------------------- PDBTAC Teleconference March 21st 12:00pm-1:30pm
ABIL/Phx Washington Kitchen
--------------------------- IMPROBABLE THEATRE COMPANY “Stage & Rehearsal Etiquette”
Saturday,
March 11th 2:00pm
- 4:00pm Herberger Theater Rehearsal Hall 222 E. Monroe, Phx (enter at the stage door entrance on Van Buren just east of
2nd Street) Ever wonder what goes on back stage? Come join Us! To RSVP
please leave a message at ABIL’s Artreach/ITC line, 602-296-0503 or
email improbabletheatreco@cox.net
ITC operates under the auspices of
ABIL and is partially funded by the Phoenix Arts Commission & the
Arizona Commission on the Arts --------------------------------- Advocacy Presentations/Workshops All Advocacy presentations are free – Participants must RSVP
with David Carey, 602-443-0723. Presentations/Workshops without a
minimum of 4 participants are subject to cancellation.
For accommodations or alternative format please call in advance.
For ABIL van transportation please call as soon as possible. ABIL requests
a $1+ donation (each way) for ABIL van transportation.
Consumers must be 18 years+ or their own legal guardian. Social Security Work Incentives l On
Social Security Benefits? l Do you want to work?
l We can help you understand the Social Security rules, new
work incentives and how to work your way off poverty. Workshops
for Service Providers
Learn about ABIL’s Benefits Planning, Assistance and
Outreach (BPAO) program. Thursday, March 9th
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ABIL Metro Center, 10000 N. 31st Ave. D-405, Phx
Donna Lorti - Work Incentives Specialist Workshops for SSI/SSDI Consumers Learn how employment will affect your cash and medical
benefits. Sign up for the
workshop that matches the kind of Social Security you receive. If you are
unsure which kind you receive, David can help you figure that out when you
call 602-443-0723 to RSVP.
There are separate workshops for each type of benefit: Social
Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
because each program has different rules and different work incentives.
If you receive both, let David know and he will help you get an
appointment with a Work Incentive Specialist. Family members and/or
support persons are welcome. Work
Incentives - SSI & SSDI
Tuesday, March 7th
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. City of Phoenix One-Stop, 9801 N. 7th St. Phx Rhonda Webb - Work Incentives Specialist Work
Incentives & SSDI
Tuesday, March 28th
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 2345 E. Thomas Rd. Ste.
290, Phoenix, AZ Peter Clute/Rhonda Webb - Work Incentives Specialists Work
Incentives - SSI
Monday, March 13th
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 735 N. Gilbert Rd., Ste. 134, Gilbert, AZ Erik Jensen - Work Incentives Specialist Wednesday, March 15th
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ABIL Metro Center, 10000 N. 31st Ave. D-405, Phx
Donna Lorti - Work Incentives Specialist Tuesday, March 21th
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 2345 E. Thomas Rd. Ste.
290, Phoenix, AZ Erik Jensen - Work Incentives
Specialist ----------------------------------- Benefits Assistance Program Are you confused by the changes in your HMO? Have questions
about the new Medicare Prescription Drug Program? Do you need assistance interpreting your claim forms?
Rest easy, you’re not alone.
The Area Agency on Aging’s Benefits Assistance Program (BAP)
has staff and volunteer counselors who provide individual assistance with
the preparation of Medicare and supplemental claims forms, appeals,
applying for Medicare, Social Security, and more. l
Helping to organize claims l
Explaining and comparing HMOs and Medicare supplemental policies (MEDIGAP)
l
Reviewing eligibility for low income related programs l
Providing information about long-term care policies. Guest Speaker: Paulette
Frankel Monday, March 20th
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
2345 E. Thomas Rd., Ste. 290 Phoenix Fishing Has No Boundaries Come hear about Fishing Has No Boundaries (FHNB).
Don Price, the co-founder and co-chairman of the Arizona Chapter of
FHNB will talk about this national, non-profit organization which seeks to
open up the great outdoors to all people with disabilities through the
world of fishing. We will
discuss the upcoming FHNB events, adaptive fishing equipment, and how to
catch those elusive Arizona lunkers. Guest Speaker:
Don Price, Co-founder, co-chair FHNB
Thursday, March 23rd
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
2345 E. Thomas Rd., Ste. 290 Phoenix ------------------------------------- Accessing Entertainment! What are the most accessible places for
people with disabilities? ABIL
wants everyone to access the fun Phoenix has to offer. Your feedback
through this informal survey is important to us. In the below categories,
please fill in the most accessible, ADA-friendly establishments you have
encountered in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.
In fact, please list the ADA-friendly qualities of each category
that you find most important. 1. Movie Theatre (please list location as well i.e. Harkins
at Bell & 32nd St.) ______________________________________________________________________ 2. Restaurant ______________________________________________________________________ 3. Shopping Center (if mall, simply list name)
______________________________________________________________________ 4. State or City Park ______________________________________________________________________ 5. Sports Arena ______________________________________________________________________ 6. Concert Venue ______________________________________________________________________ 7. Museum/Theatre _____________________________________________________________________ 8. Night Club / Bar ______________________________________________________________________ 9. Hotel
______________________________________________________________________ 10. Library ______________________________________________________________________ 11. Other ______________________________________________________________________ Additional
questions: 1.
What is the most important technology innovation in your everyday life
that relates to your disability? (i.e. computer, cell phone, specific
electric wheelchair)
______________________________________________________________________ To submit your survey: Drop it off in the lobby while at the ABIL
office or Mail to: Jane Hart 1229 E. Washington Street,
Phoenix, AZ 85034-1101 ------------------------- Youth Get on the FAST TRACK 10:00am - 2:00pm Saturdays, April 1, 8, 22, 29, May 6 SWI, 5111 N. Scottsdale Rd., Ste 105, Scottsdale (N of Scottsdale Rd/Chaparral) Goodwill of Central Arizona and Southwest Institute for
Families and Children with Special Needs (SWI) invite youth, ages 14-21,
to get on the Fast Track. The Fast Track program provides training and
activities that focus on basic life skills, job training, and job
experience. Sodas and pizza will be supplied for Saturday dates.
Materials will be provided, but participants should bring a pen.
Attendance at every session, being on time, and completing all
assignments is required. Please call and reserve your spot
today, 480-222-8800, ext. 30. We look forward to seeing you on
the Fast Track! ------------------------------ There’s a new game in town! TRY
IT ONCE! is part of a non profit organization whose main purpose is to
be a sports and recreation resource for people with physical disabilities.
Their mission is to provide individuals with physical disabilities an
opportunity to become active in wheelchair sports and recreational
activities. “Try It Once!” encourages therapist and caregivers to
contact them to help get people to “Try It Once!”
For more information check out www.tryitonce.com or contact Tom Schroeder,
480-225-3568 or by email tom@tryitonce.com --------------------------------- ABIL Community Calendar – RSVP for All Events Funding for Social and Recreational
activities is provided (in part) by the Arizona Department of Economic
Security. ABIL requests a $1+ donation (each way) for transportation
provided on the ABIL van. Consumers must be 18 years+ or own legal
guardian for ABIL van transportation.
Please do not smoke or wear scented products when attending events.
Reasonable Accommodations, including Sign Language Interpreters and
Personal Assistants, will be provided at ABIL events upon request. Mar 07 Work Incentives - SSI &
SSDI, 9:00am - 11:00am. City of Phoenix One-Stop, 9801 N. 7th St.
Phx. Details, page 7. David Carey, 602-443-0723 Mar 08 SR/Phoenix Zoo, 11:00am - 2:00pm. 455 N Galvin
Parkway. Phx. Cost: $3.00. Leanne Jones, 602-296-0535 Mar 09 Work Incentives/Providers, 1:00pm
-
3:00pm.
Metro Classroom. See page 7. David Carey, 602-443-0723 Mar 09 V.O.I.C.E., 11:00am
- 2:00pm. A monthly support and information group for individuals with
disabilities, their families & rehabilitation providers. 12th Annual
V.O.I.C.E. picnic at the Encanto Park Clubhouse. Clayton Guffy 602-789-9129. Mar 11 Improbable Theatre Company, 2:00pm - 4:00pm. Herberger Theater, 222 E. Monroe, Phx.
Details page 6. RSVP to improbabletheatreco@cox.net or the Artreach/ITC
message line, 602-296-0503. Mar 13 Healer Within,
12:30pm-3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Women’s Wellness Group: Stress
reduction, support for body, mind, heart and soul! CALL FIRST to
confirm meeting - during Legislative sessions Amina Kruck gets called
away to speak on behalf of legislation at a moments notice, 602-443-0722 Mar 13
Work Incentives/SSI,
10:00am - 12:00pm. Details, page 7. David Carey, 602-443-0723 Mar 14 PAFCO Presence Day at the Capitol. ABIL staff encoraged to attend. Amina Kruck,
602-443-0722 Mar 15 SR/Cooking Group,
10:30am - 1:30pm. Phx Kitchen, 1229 E. Washington. Leanne Jones
602-296-0535 Mar 15 Work Incentives/SSI,
1:00pm - 3:00pm. Metro Classroom. Details, page 7. David Carey,
602-443-0723 Mar 17 COMPASS,
2:00pm - 4:30pm. Providing direction and networking to persons with
disabilities. Scottsdale Senior Center, 7375 E. 2nd St., Bldg. 2,
Rm. 5. Susan DeNova, 602-470-1802 Mar 20 Benefits Assistance Program Presentation, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290.
Details, page 7. David Carey, 602-443-0723 Mar 21 Work Incentives/SSDI,
1:00pm - 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Details, page 7. David Carey,
602-443-0723 Mar 21 PDBTAC Teleconference, 12:00pm - 1:30pm. Phx Kitchen. Planning for
emergencies in the workplace: Inclusion
of people with disabilities. Darrel Christenson, 602-296-0530 Mar 21 Glendale Commission on Persons with Disabilities, 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Open to the
public. 2nd floor Conference Room, 5959 W. Brown St., Barbara George,
623-930-2284 Mar 23 Fishing Has No Boundaries, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. See page 7. David Carey,
602-443-0723 Mar 27 SR/Newsletter,
8:00am - 5:00pm. Phx Kitchen. Leanne Jones, 602-296-0535 Mar 28 Work Incentives/SSDI, 1:00pm
- 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Details, page 7. David Carey, 602-443-0723 Mar 30 Healer Within, 12:30pm
- 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Women’s Wellness Group: Stress reduction,
support for body, mind, heart and soul! CALL FIRST to confirm meeting
- during Legislative sessions Amina Kruck gets called away to speak on
behalf of legislation at a moments notice, 602-443-0722 Mar 31 Disability Liberation
Workshop,
12:30pm - 3:00pm. Mesa Classroom. Identify how the culture of oppression
affects those of us with disabilities & how to liberate ourselves!
Amina Kruck, 602-443-0722 --------------------------- Classified Ads – Deadline For APRIL issue – MARCH
15th To place a disability related ad call 602-443-0724 or send by
email marked “Want Ad” to carolanq@abil.org
ABIL provides space for individuals to place personal disability
related ads free of charge. The fee for a business ad is $25. ABIL is not
responsible for the quality of advertised items or services. Please call to renew ads. FOR SALE: ‘97 Chevy 1500 Series Van with Ricon Uni-lite Lift,
6-way seat, & hand controls; 130K miles. $7,000 OBO. Also for sale, Storm TDX3 Power Wheelchair, including
battery charger, w/ 17”-18” seat, $3,000 OBO. Call 602-439-5074. ‘01 Chrysler Town and Country Limited:
38K miles, IMS ramp van conversion, lowered floor, EZ Lock-down, steel
blue exterior, navy blue interior, leather seats, MPS hand controls,
removable seats, quick-release mounts behind driver’s seat. $29,000.
Call 602-468-1829. Impeccable condition. ‘01 Dodge Grand Caravan, Ramp Van,
45K miles, excellent condition, $23,500. Call 623-972-9450 ‘84 Ford LTD, W/Class III hitch & World Wide
Engineering lift for wheelchair or scooter on the back bumper. 147K miles,
looks & runs great. Hitch & lift in almost new condition. Call
Frank, 480-279-3817 if interested. ‘78 FORD Van, H/C, rough cond, but runs good,
Good engine, lift & tie downs, Best offer over $1000. MUST SELL -
MOVING OUT OF STATE. pdntami@yahoo.com or 480-964-4514 Two recliner type lift chairs. Excellent
condition. One blue, one dark mauve, $250 each. Sun City West area. Call
Mavis 623-546-6281, (c) 623-210-4081 Lynx 3 wheel scooter, deluxe, excellent shape. $1500 OBO.
Call Harvey, 623-975-2374 or (c) 602-920-2115 Pronto Sure Step M51 Mobility Wheelchair.
Hi-back, head rest, battery charger. 3 months old, not used much. $2200.
Call John, 623-842-0253 or (c) 623-680-3975 Bruno power chair, used inside only. $2000. Call
623-214-7130 - leave name & number for call back. Silver Star Lift for scooter.
Fits on car, single entry, requires class 3 trailer hitch. $400 OBO. Call
623-847-1110 Jazzy Ultra1103 power chair,
like new, used 3 months. Original cost $8000, asking $3000. Call Judy,
623-547-3885 or (w) 602-537-7447 Freestanding patient lift, 12ft
span, Fits 8ft ceiling, breaks down for transport. Built from common
materials, can be modified as needed. Uses (1) group 22 gel cell, for
power. 750lbs+ rated on frame & 1000 on winch. Safety features;
emergency stop, power up/down (no freewheeling), auto-reset breaker,
manual crank override. I
built and used this lift for 10 years+, caregivers thanked me many times
over. $1000 OBO. See photos via email. jzwebpage@direcway.com or
623-846-4926 “Portable Oxygen Unit” w/new Companion 50 oxygen
regulator - adjusts from 0-6 liter output, E oxygen tank w/682 liter
capacity, 2 wheel “Port - A - Cart” for easy transport.
Asking $75. “BOOST
Nutritional Drink” 24
eight oz cans per case. Complete balance of protein, carbs, vitamins and
minerals. Great for diets or for extra nutrition. $12 per case (retail
cost $36) Call Jay, 602-942-3034. Leave messege. MUST SELL - Moving out of state
- World mobility Lift, will hold scooter & some chairs $750
OBO. Pride scooter, new batteries, Best offer over $700. Mini
Jazzy pwr chair, new batteries, Best offer over $700. pdntami@yahoo.com
or 480-964-4514 Estate Sale - Pronto Power chair w/leg
attachments, manuals, new batteries. Perfect cond., used 2 weeks. Retails
for 5100K, First $1000 takes it. Call Valerie, 480-350-8514 Brand new GO-GO Travel Scooter,
used only one time. $800. Call 480-330-4310 Walkers, Medical Equipt., etc. Various household
furniture, SACRIFICE, 480-607-9300 Manual Mini Sport wheelchair,
good condition, only used a month. $400. Call Brenda, 602-577-0782 Quickie S-525 power chair includes cushion and charger.
$250. Call 602-944-6032 Hoveround MPV 4 pwr chair only $799. Joe, 480-699-4428 Soft Tub Spa/whirlpool w/cover.
Large size, good for arthritis. Works good/exclnt cond. $1000 OBO. Call
480-671-0314 3 wheel stool w/bicycle type seat. Sit
in near standing position & scoot around.
Adjustable seat height. Make
offer. Call 963-0130 Brand new Hoyer lift, $325 OBO. Invacare electric
wheelchair, reclines, good condition, $675 OBO. Call 480-882-2607 Invacare Navy Blue oversized recliner lift chair,
$1500 OBO. Hydraulic bath chair, Paid $800, A-1 shape. Walker,
$25. Call Kelly 480-343-4844 Red Rally Scooter, purchased in 2005, used twice.
Original cost $1795. Asking
$1200. Still under warranty. Also
have 3’ folding ramp & cover. Call, 623-972-1034 |