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A young child wearing pink glasses and a colorful pink, yellow, and aqua swimsuit smiles excitedly while holding a matching bag, standing against a plain light gray background—celebrating Emerys Story.
Other Diagnosis

Emery’s Story

Emery was born with Schizencephally, Septo Optic Dyslasian and Epilepsy. At birth, she was missing about 40% of her brain and at just a year old had a hemispherectomy to prevent seizures.

Four people wearing Austins Army shirts stand outside with a child in a stroller; on the right, Customer Ambassador smiles while seated in a wheelchair inside a room.

Customer Ambassador

Numotion customers Big Lee, Austin and his mom/caregiver, Tabetha, will be kicking off our new Customer Ambassador Program, sharing the many ways CRT has made an impact on their lives.

A young woman with long dark hair in loose curls sits on a blue couch, smiling. She wears a white lace dress. Behind her, potted orchids and framed photos add charm to the setting, reflecting Aryas Story.
Neuromuscular Disease

Arya’s Story

Arya is a recent high school graduate headed to Yale University in the fall. She is half Chinese, half Indian, born in Hong Kong, but mostly grew up in New York City. She also has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), which causes pervasive physical weakness. Because of SMA, Arya has been in a powerchair since age five.

A smiling child with short brown hair sits in a wheelchair, wearing a light gray T-shirt. Indoors, colorful carpeting and a stroller can be seen in the background—part of Eldons Story.
Other Diagnosis

Eldon’s Story

Eldon just celebrated his 14th birthday and refuses to let his health stop him from being a very happy and caring kid.

Gabriellas Story: A woman with straight brown hair smiles at the camera. She is indoors, with a bookshelf filled with books and other items in the background.
Neuromuscular Disease

Gabriella’s Story

Life-long customer Gabriella has not let Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 2 slow her down or stop her from following her dreams.

Two men smiling indoors; one is seated and wearing a Yankees shirt and cap, while the other leans in beside him in a blue shirt. The background reveals a cozy living room with furniture and a fireplace, capturing a warm moment from Careys Story.
Multiple Sclerosis

Carey’s Story

Carey is a die-hard Yankees fan, lover of music and hockey, and has learned how to live life to the fullest despite MS.

Geoffs Story: A person in a wheelchair, assisted by two people, navigates a rugged trail along the edge of the Grand Canyon, with expansive canyon views and blue sky in the background.
Other Diagnosis

Geoff’s Story

Geoff is the happiest when he is outside surrounded by nature. He grew up in the mountains of Washington State and spent a good portion of his life working in those same mountains.

Londyns Story: A young girl with light hair in pigtails and a pink bow, wearing glasses and a colorful dress with ruffled sleeves, smiles as she leans forward on a light blue chair, set against a vibrant green leafy background.
Other Diagnosis

Londyn’s Story

Londyn loves music, dancing, being read to, putting blocks together, chasing her brother and sister around the house and playing in the water.

Sammys Story: A man in a blue patterned shirt and black cap holds up two large fish, one in each hand, on a dock by a lake with trees and a boat in the background.
Spinal Cord Injury

Sammy’s Story

Bass fishing wasn’t always part of Sammy’s life, but five years ago it completely changed his life. Sammy has faced more adversity than most people face in a lifetime, but has come out on the other side stronger than ever.

A young boy in a motorized wheelchair wears a red shirt and holds a blue blanket. He has light brown hair and sits near a white wall, with a colorful blanket over his legs, capturing a moment from Brogans Story.
Neuromuscular Disease

Brogan’s Story

Brogan, a spunky and adorable three-year-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, is able to experience independence for the first time, thanks to the help of his first powerchair and his Numotion ATP, Jarrod.

A smiling boy wearing a black cap and white shirt holds a large, spotted fish on a boat, with the ocean and blue sky in the background—capturing a moment from Stevens Story.
Neuromuscular Disease

Steven’s Story

Over the last five years, Steven and his family have learned to find the positive, even in the most challenging situations. Diagnosed with Duchenne MD at age five and a half, Steven, now 10, is fortunate to still be walking.

A young boy in a black T-shirt and shorts sits in an orange and black wheelchair on a suburban sidewalk, surrounded by autumn trees and houses, sharing Liams Story.
Neuromuscular Disease

Liam’s Story

Liam is an energetic eleven-year-old from Charlotte, NC living with Reflex Neurological Dystrophy. Thanks to the help of CRT like SoftWheel, Liam can now do things he never dreamed possible.

A woman wearing a neon safety vest and sunglasses sits in a motorized wheelchair on a sidewalk, holding the controls. Green leaves partially frame the foreground, and vehicles and buildings are visible behind her—this is Briannas Story.
Other Diagnosis

Brianna’s Story

Brianna lives more than three hours away from the Eau Claire, Wisconsin branch. She likes having her power wheelchair regularly inspected, but doesn’t like asking service technicians to make the drive. Remote Service gives her the comfort of routine inspections and quick diagnoses, without requiring a six-hour drive.

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.
Epilepsy

Garon’s Story

As Garon started to outgrow store-bought strollers, his mom realized it was time to look for an alternative. She thought it would be tough to find an ideal solution before an upcoming family vacation. Numotion found the perfect fit for Garon and delivered his new stroller within a week, allowing the family to focus on having fun at Disney World.

Six smiling people, including two boys using standing mobility devices, pose together indoors. Four adults stand behind them; one woman in a blue shirt crouches beside one boy as Cory and Steven share their story.
Neuromuscular Disease

Cory & Steven’s Story

Brothers Cory and Steven have a deep bond. They both have Muscular Dystrophy and also matching Permobil F5 Standers. Within moments of both boys getting upright, they were chasing each other around the house.