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Garon’s Story

Diagnosis: Epilepsy | Numotion Customer Since 2017

A young boy named Garon with a nasal cannula sleeps in a large stroller indoors. He wears an orange shirt and wristband, his head resting to the side, right arm raised as he touches the stroller’s strap—a quiet moment in his story.

Garon is a four-year old with epilepsy. When Garon outgrew his regular stroller, his mom Blanca looked for other options. She only had a couple weeks before a big trip to Disney World to find and purchase a stroller that met Garon’s needs while keeping him comfortable.

“Our son needed a specialized stroller, as he was too tall for the regular strollers sold at Target or Babies R Us. I have never seen such a quick turnaround from a durable medical equipment company and insurance – just one week! Garon was comfortable and enjoyed his new stroller on his Disney World trip with the Make-A-Wish Foundation.”
Blanca, Garon’s mom

Assistive Technology Professional Heather and Customer Care Coordinator Monica made sure a medically necessary, individually configured stroller was ready for Garon’s big adventure. As a result, he was able to comfortably take in all the sites at Disney.

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