Thank You!
November 17, 2009 on 1:50 pm | In Uncategorized | 3 Comments
As a company, we have been making an effort to be more thankful. With the change in season – and Thanksgiving coming up – we have been daily listing why we are thankful. We daily write on Twitter, adding to our list, as well as sharing it on our facebook pages.
With the busyness of life and business – we don’t want to lose sight of why we do what we do. We sell mobility products not just because it is our business – but to make a difference in the lives of those we serve. We believe in every product we sell. We believe in every service and organization we promote and recommend. We are dedicated to trying to assist every customer we meet.
So today – we would like to share some of the reasons why we are thankful. We encourage you to do the same.
8 Reasons to give thanks today:
1. We give thanks for StairLifts. They ease the burden of carrying a loved one down the stairs and gives the user an added sense of independence.
2. We give thanks for BathLifts. It truly aids every caregiver – allowing the loved one to transfer into the tub and then lower into the bath – it decreases the strain on the caregiver’s back and is SAFE for all.
3. We give thanks for Scooters & Wheelchairs. Even though we did not sell them – we are so thankful that these were invented. They truly allow the user to have mobility and independence.
4. We give thanks for Caregivers. Caregivers truly are aids to anyone suffering from mobility difficulties. Anyone who gives their time, energy, strength and finances to aid someone in need is amazing. So we thank YOU for being there!!
5. We give thanks for Safety that comes from all things that aid accessibility and mobility. Every thing we promote through Homecare Suppliers will safely meet a need. One of the greatest concerns, especially with the elderly, is falling. Anything that decreases the likelihood of a fall is spectacular!
6. We give thanks for Daily Living Products. There are so many products that aid in doing the normal daily things. Chair risers, bed rails, and even grabbers are wonderful aids that help make things just a little easier.
7. We give thanks for Connections. Through our time with Homecare Suppliers, we have constantly seen how everything interconnects and supports itself. With caregivers and mobility aids, there is an increase in mobility. With support of services and organizations, more people are assisted. It is with awe that we stare into the faces of those who are committed to making a difference in the lives of those with mobility issues. It is with humbleness that we watch lives being changed for the better through connectivity of those dedicated to helping – through the vast plethora of resources, services, organizations and products.
8. We give thanks for Independence. Whether the aid to independence is any of the above items or something else entirely, like assisted living homes, community centers, or faith based organizations – we give thanks. We have learned that we all enjoy our independence. We know that just because someone might be affected by a disability, mobility issue or advance age – they still need to be treated as an individual who is valued, appreciated and allowed to be free to Live Unlimited.
We thank our customers for their willingness to partner with us to provide their mobility products. And we thank those who fill in the rest of the gaps to aid every person that is striving to Live Life Unlimited!
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Thank you!
Comment by Josh — November 17, 2009 #
Beautifully said! Your sincerity shows through.
Comment by Laurel — November 17, 2009 #