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Latasha Barnes was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis three years ago. She walks with a walker and has weakness in her legs. She was told by her neurologist to exercise her thigh and lower leg muscles. It was suggested that she try a stationary bicycle but it wasn’t comfortable for her. She said,” That didn’t work for me, but this chair is much more comfortable, and now I can exercise those muscles.” When Latasha was asked if she could do anything that she couldn’t do before spending only a short time in the chair, she said, “I was not able to hold my legs up for this amount of time. I know that if I’m able to do this in this short amount of time, just think what I could do if I exercised in it regularly.” When asked to describe the chair, she said one word, “Breakthrough”. Latasha has three beautiful little girls, ages two, four, and six and with the chair, she looks forward to walking again without the use of a walker.



			This is Mrs. Janice Griffin's first time using the Exodus I. She is a double amputee due to diabetes. She expressed her delight in being able to exercise her arms and exclaimed, "It made me feel good."


			This is Rachel Abee. She suffers from severe debilitating mental and physical conditions. She was 6 years old when this picture was taken while exercising in the Exodus II chair for the first time. The testimony of how this miracle chair impacted the life of this courageous young girl can be read on the Testimonials page of this web site.




			Mrs. Frances Neloms suffered from a stroke 15 months ago. It affected her right arm and her right leg. Her arm was bent across her chest and her fist was clinched. Mr. Carlo encouraged her to straighten out her arm and hold the arm of the chair while gliding back and forth. Within about 30 minutes, she was holding her arm in a straight position. She used the bar to glide herself while gripping the bar with her affected arm. She must wear a brace on her right foot to keep her ankle from dropping. Her husband removed the brace and she worked to use her foot to push the chair. After spending some time in the chair Mrs. Neloms said, “I believe that working with the chair I will be able to move my hand again. I don’t just think the chair will bless a lot of people, I know it will."



			Mrs. Carolyn Hughes suffers from several health problems including rhematoid arthritis. She states, "The use of the chair has helped my wrist, elbows, and my shoulders. I had large knots on my hands. I couldn't reach up, raise my arms or even fix my hair. There were times that I couldn't walk because of my ankles and knees. After using the chair I could walk, and walk without a limp. This is something that I was not able to do." (Mrs. Hughes complete story can be found on the Testimonials page of this web site.)




			When Mrs. Ann Moulton tried the chair for the first time, she immediately noticed a difference. Because the easy-glide motion of the chair increases circulation, she could move her arthritic arm with ease. (Mrs. Moulton's comments can be found on the Testimonials page of this web site.)




			I am 75 years old. Two years ago, the doctor told me that I had a spot on my lung and gave me 2 months to live. The Lord took care of me, and I'm still here. Now, I spend about 12 hours in my recliner every day. I'm on oxygen, and my body stays sore all the time. The chair has a nice gentle gliding motion. I sit in it every time I go to the doctor's office. I love the way the chair makes me feel. Mr. Ring Quitman, GA


			Dr. Joe Baum is a fit 78 year old retiree. He is active, but arthritis makes normal exercise methods painful. Dr. Baum's positive response to the chair can be found on the Testimonials page of this web site.






			Latasha Barnes was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis three years ago. She walks with a walker and has weakness in her legs. She was told by her neurologist to exercise her thigh and lower leg muscles. It was suggested that she try a stationary bicycle but it wasn’t comfortable for her. She said,” That didn’t work for me, but this chair is much more comfortable, and now I can exercise those muscles.” When Latasha was asked if she could do anything that she couldn’t do before spending only a short time in the chair, she said, “I was not able to hold my legs up for this amount of time. I know that if I’m able to do this in this short amount of time, just think what I could do if I exercised in it regularly.” When asked to describe the chair, she said one word, “Breakthrough”. Latasha has three beautiful little girls, ages two, four, and six and with the chair, she looks forward to walking again without the use of a walker.

			Tears of Joy Latasha has tears of joy after realizing what the Exodus I chair has done for her in a very short time.


			Mrs. Carlo resting in the Exodus I chair which has a weather resistant finish.

This is Mrs. Janice Griffin's first time using the Exodus I. She is a double amputee due to diabetes. She expressed her delight in being able to exercise her arms and exclaimed, "It made me feel good."

When Mrs. Ann Moulton tried the chair for the first time, she immediately noticed a difference. Because the easy-glide motion of the chair increases circulation, she could move her arthritic arm with ease. (Mrs. Moulton's comments can be found on the Testimonials page of this web site.)

Mr. Ring Quitman, GA

Dr. Joe Baum is a fit 78 year old retiree. He is active, but arthritis makes normal exercise methods painful. Dr. Baum's positive response to the chair can be found on the Testimonials page of this web site.

Tears of Joy

Latasha has tears of joy after realizing what the Exodus I chair has done for her in a very short time.

Mrs. Carlo resting in the Exodus I chair which has a weather resistant finish.

Mr. Ring
Quitman, GA