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Four people smile for a photo indoors; two are standing, and two are in wheelchairs with Royals gear, sharing Sarahs Story. Kansas City Royals championship displays and a large trophy stand behind them.
ALS

Home Plate and Hope: Sarah’s Journey with ALS

Sarah, a former police officer and lifelong athlete, was diagnosed with ALS in 2018 but continues to live life fully. With support from her Numotion team, she now uses an eye gaze-controlled wheelchair that’s restored her independence. Sarah’s love for sports and time with family keep her spirit strong and her outlook positive.

Two photos side by side: On the left, two smiling boys hug a baby who is crying, all seated together. On the right, three young boys in blue shirts pose outdoors—two standing, one sitting—with Elliotts Story shining through their connection.
Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Elliott’s Story

Five-year-old Elliott from Raleigh is living life to the fullest with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. From sports to school, he stays active and independent thanks to mobility equipment and a strong support team. With energy, heart, and help from Numotion, he’s always on the move.

A woman with long brown hair lies on a couch under a blanket, using a speech-generating device. In another view from Jessicas Story, she sits up, smiling in a purple shirt and using a ventilator.
ALS

Jessica’s Story

Dr. Jessica Nagel, a marine scientist diagnosed with ALS at 30, lost her ability to speak and type after a tracheotomy in 2025. With help from Numotion Speech Solutions and her consultant Yvonne, she began using the Smartbox, a device that lets her communicate using eye gaze technology. The Smartbox has restored her voice and independence, allowing her to work, connect, and create again. Jessica calls it “life-changing” and says it’s helped her keep doing what she loves.

Four women in yellow dresses perform a dance on stage; one performer in Bethanys Story uses a wheelchair while the others support her, all smiling under warm lighting against a red background.
Cerebral Palsy

Bethany’s Story

Bethany, born with mild cerebral palsy, found inspiration to dance after seeing a ballerina perform with a girl in a wheelchair. She pursued adaptive ballet and founded BethAbility to educate kids about disabilities. When her wheelchair broke down, Numotion provided a new one that restored her independence. Now, she inspires others through adaptive figure skating, sharing the freedom Numotion helped her regain.

DeVonte smiles while using a communication device with colorful symbol buttons at a table. Behind him, a metallic dolphin sculpture decorates the wall, adding character to his story.
Other Diagnosis

DeVonte’s Story

DeVonte’, a fifteen-year-old from Alexandria, Virginia, has overcome significant communication challenges to flourish. A turning point arrived in 2024 with the collaboration between his speech-language pathologist and Numotion Speech Solutions. This partnership secured DeVonte’ a Proslate 10D device with the LAMP communication app – a game-changer.

Quintens Story: A man in a power wheelchair sits on a sandy beach at sunset, wearing a red Ford T-shirt, cap, and shorts, holding a smartphone, with the ocean and a yellow-orange sky behind him.
Spina Bifida

Quinten’s Story

Quinten has been a loyal Numotion customer since 2013 and has primarily worked with Assistive Technology Professional, Andy, a relationship he deeply values. “Working with Andy has allowed my needs and input to be heard,” Quinten shares. Andy’s dedication and expertise have been instrumental in helping Quinten maintain independence and enjoy his hobbies to the fullest.

A man in a wheelchair smiles while unloading groceries and supplies from the open tailgate of a pickup truck, parked on a paved area with grass and trees in the background, capturing a moment from Quintens Story.
Spinal Cord Injury

Jeff’s Story

Meet Jeff. A longtime resident of Denver since 1984, Jeff is full of energy and humor, even as he faces new challenges. Turning 50 in 2024, Jeff is marking the year with resilience, determination, and a sense of humor. In October of 2023, Jeff’s life took an unexpected turn after a motorcycle accident that left him paralyzed.

Two young girls in wheelchairs participate in a sports event; on the left, a girl throws a ball, and on the right, a smiling girl wearing a helmet and holding a stuffed animal highlights Quintens Story on an indoor court.
Spina Bifida

Torrey’s Story

Meet Torrey. Three-year-old Torrey is a bright light wherever she goes, radiating joy and positivity that touches everyone around her. Born with spina bifida (myelomeningocele), Torrey has no feeling from the knee down and has two club feet, but that doesn’t stop her from living life to the fullest. In April 2024, Torrey received her new wheelchair from Numotion, delivered right to her home by Numotion ATP, TD.

A girl featured in Chloes Story appears in two photos: on the left, she wears a tie-dye shirt and pink shoes at a sports event; on the right, she dons a purple dance outfit, holding a baby at a dance competition backdrop.
Spina Bifida

Chloe’s Story

Meet Chloe, a passionate dancer from Aurora, CO, living with spina bifida. Chloe has been a Numotion customer for the past 11 years and has relied on a variety of mobility equipment provided by Numotion to help her stay active, independent, and connected with her community.

Side-by-side images of a young woman with long blonde hair in a wheelchair. On the left, she wears a cheerleading uniform and smiles with arms raised. On the right, she is casually dressed and smiling indoors, capturing Ellas Story.
Spina Bifida

Ella’s Story

Meet Ella, an extraordinary 11-year-old from Fort Smith, AR. Living with spina bifida (myelomeningocele type), hydrocephalus with a VP shunt, and having corrected bilateral clubbed feet, Ella’s passion for her hobbies and interests remains undimmed. She loves tennis, singing, and arts and crafts, and is on her second year with Cheerabilities, a competitive cheer team!

An older woman with short blonde hair, glasses, and a blue button-up shirt sits in a wheelchair, smiling. The softly blurred background with neutral brown and white tones sets the scene for Susans Story.
Other Diagnosis

Susan’s Story

Susan, a retired physical therapist from Lawrence, Kansas, faced an unexpected challenge shortly after retiring in 2021. Diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis, a rare autoimmune disease, she experienced severe pain and fatigue, and her left leg became weak and spastic. Despite these challenges, Susan remained determined to adapt to her new reality.

Two side-by-side images show Genes Story: a musician using a wheelchair playing guitar on stage with other musicians. In the left image, he is focused on his guitar; in the right, he smiles while performing.
Cerebral Palsy

Gene’s Story

Gene Moran is a man of many melodies. Born with cerebral palsy, Gene has been a customer of Numotion for over a decade, from handling insurance hassles to going the extra mile by conducting fittings at his workplace, Gene said his experience working with Numotion has always been a positive one.

Tricias Story: A woman sits in a power wheelchair attached to the driver’s seat of a red pickup with a modified door and roof lift at a gas station. The open door reveals the impressive accessibility adaptation.
Multiple Sclerosis

Tricia’s Story

Over the past fifteen years, Tricia has worked with Numotion, a relationship she describes as consistently positive. “I have worked with Numotion for many years now and have found each time to be a positive experience,” she shared. “I’m happy with their response time, they return the phone calls, and are always keeping me updated with changes, delivery, or service call times.”

Logans Story: A young boy in a wheelchair, smiling and wearing glasses, sits in front of festive red, white, and blue decorations with streamers and balloons at a patriotic-themed celebration.
Cerebral Palsy

Logan’s Story

Faced with challenges in finding suitable mobility equipment, Logan’s mother confided in her friends about the frustrations she encountered with Logan’s chair. “They shared glowing accounts of their positive experiences with their Numotion representative. Taking a leap of faith, I reached out to him to address Logan’s equipment needs,” said Sara.

Jamilah Ray, wearing a gray outfit with pink accents, white sneakers, a black cap, and glasses, dances energetically in a spacious room. One arm is raised as she looks to the side, filling the scene with story and movement.
Other Diagnosis

Jamilah Ray’s Story

​In August 2023, Jamilah embarked on a new journey with Numotion. She was fitted for a new chair, eagerly anticipating the newfound freedom it would bring. The process went smoothly, with her chair arriving in January 2024, opening the door to new possibilities.

A man with dreadlocks sits on grass in a sunny backyard, smiling with arms stretched wide. Beside him is an overturned wheelchair. In the next frame, he smiles, holding the wheelchair upright—this is Jonathans Story.
Spinal Cord Injury

Jonathan’s Story

Meet Johnathan “Yotsai,” a community leader, actor, upcoming rapper, and father. Yotsai’s journey took an unexpected turn on March 18, 2015, when a fateful encounter left him paralyzed from the stomach down, Yotsai said he decided not to let his disability define him but turn his circumstances into “light and spread great energy.”