
The man best known as the "Wheelchair Recycler" has spent the past 11 years building and fixing power chairs for the people with the greatest need, but who often could not otherwise afford one.
Permanently paralyzed in a car accident in 1995, David Heim, 47, of Marlborough, Mass., knows what a wheelchair means for a disabled person: "Independence. That's the greatest thing."
This man is paralyzed himself, yet he reaches out to others by repairing wheelchairs and providing at deep discount to those who otherwise could not afford these big-ticket items. Way to go, man.
And if you have a wheelchair that is no longer needed, consider donating it to Mr. Heim. Even if it cannot be fully restored, its parts may be usable.
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