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Medical Stroller Answers Unique Needs:

Marley’s Story

Diagnosis: Epilepsy

Marley is a 5-year-old girl with epilepsy who loves adventuring with her family. They spend a lot of time outdoors exploring parks, going to sports tournaments and visiting local festivals.

“Strollers can be very basic, like Marley’s jogging stroller or highly physically involved for customers with acute positioning needs.” – Lindsey, Marley’s Assistive Technology Professional

Dena, Marley’s mom, is ecstatic with the medically necessary, individually configured stroller they received from Numotion. It’s easy for Dena to maneuver and more comfortable for Marley because it meets her unique medical, physical and functional needs and allows her to participate in everyday life.

“We are in love with the stroller, and I know Marley is, too. We took her to a festival in
it. Marley was super comfortable, and it was easier to maneuver than our previous
store-bought stroller. I’m so grateful.”
Dena, Marley’s mom

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