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\ud83e\ude91 Your grandmother doesn't want a stairlift? Respectful strategies to break the stigma.<\/h2>\n

Many older people are reluctant to install a stairlift<\/strong> at home. Even if they find going up and down stairs increasingly tiring or even risky, they often respond with phrases such as: \"I can't go up and down stairs:<\/p>\n

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\u201cI don't need it,
\u201cIt makes me feel older,
\u201cWhat will the neighbours think?\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

This type of rejection is more common than we might think, and has less to do with the functionality of the product than with the social and emotional perception<\/strong> that it drags along.<\/p>\n

However, today more than ever, a stairlift does not represent weakness. On the contrary: it symbolises freedom, prevention and well-being.<\/p>\n

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Why is there so much resistance to installing mobility aids?<\/h2>\n

For decades, any technical aid - such as a cane, a walker or a stair lift - has been linked to old age or dependency.<\/p>\n

But times have changed.
Currently, the home accessibility solutions such as stairlifts and stair lifts<\/strong>, are considered part of a smart, preventive and autonomy-centred lifestyle.<\/p>\n

Modern stair climbing chairs:<\/p>\n