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most importantly, figure out your measurements (seat width, depth, etc). if youre in the US, the not a wheelchair/paradox wheelchair is the cheapest custom option. Secondhand for reliable brands (tilite, quickie, etc) will likely be the best bang for your buck but will obviously not be custom to you.

Do not use a chair without a cushion! Do not risk pressure sores like that!

Best of luck

fair enough, i appreciate you letting me know! i do have a rheumatologist im gonna ask about it too but i know things are very pricey so i was hoping some fellow disabled people would also have some insight, but i see where youre coming from and do agree!

im also in the US so i will defs look into that as an option!

a side note for other aides i have used, ive used a cane and rollator but neither really helped me out because much of my pain is due from walking/standing for way too long (yay working retail on my feet for 9+ hours straight every day...)

oh shit i didnt even realize theyre off, thank you for letting me know! when i get off work, i should be able to fix it!

for country, im in the south of the US. uhhh as for what kind, i wanna say electric just bc manual i feel like would really tire out my arms more than they already are, but i would also be fine with manual if i didnt have another option. budget is hard, i live paycheck to paycheck, but im willing to to payment plans! i also have a rheumatologist that im hoping can write me something so my insurance will cover it, if not at least partial, yknow? lets sayyyyy $500?