I know there are jogging strollers for special needs children. I want to get back into jogging and take my elderly mother with me in an adult-style jogger. She's a Hoyer Lift transfer due to immobility. She's basically an oversized child; petite in height, like 4' 10".
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I would think that it would be difficult to get someone in it unless they could help out or are very light weight and easy to lift. Even at 90 to 100 lbs it would be too much for most of us.
They also don't look very compact length wise, so I have doubts you could use your hoyer lift in the house and then transfer her outside unless you have a lot of interior space.
The cheapest ones were almost $1000.
I didn't see any kind of suspension system, so running on rough streets/sidewalks may be an issue. My mom complains about the ridges in even the newest, smoothest sidewalks, and we are moving at a sedate pace!
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