If you have a disability, think about how your disability may
affect your response to a fire emergency and talk it over with
others. The fire department can help you plan ahead for a safe
escape. Be sure to include other members of your household in
your escape plan. Before attempting any of the following
suggestions, we strongly encourage all viewers disabled or not
to check with their Primary Care Physician. Not all disabilities
are the same, some paras and quads have more flexibility than
others with the same level of injury. A newly disabled
individual may not have achieved the confidence level as a
person in their third, fourth or greater year of living with a
disability. With all suggestions we strongly encourage all
participants to practice, let your families, friends and care
attendants know of these guidelines. Devices for people with
disabilities: Smoke detectors for the deaf and hard of hearing
Carbon Monoxide detectors for the deaf and hard of hearing
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