Mikah & Izzy's Story

Trusting Your ATP:

Izzy and Mikah’s Story

Diagnosis: Cerebral Palsy

Mikah and Izzy are twins. They each have three specialized pieces of mobility equipment that have revolutionized their quality of life and improved their day-to-day living.

Rebecca, Mikah and Izzy’s aunt and Numotion employee, worked for a competitor before joining Numotion. She admits that during her time with the competitor, she attempted to sway her nieces away from Numotion multiple times. But Mikah, Izzy and their parents refused to leave Numotion and their ATP, Scott.

“Scott has them in standers, chairs and, most recently, shower chairs. They have a quality
of life better than we could have expected. Their parents trust Scott to make decisions based on what’s best for Mikah and Izzy.”
Mikah and Izzy’s aunt

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.

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.

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.