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06/23/2026

We just got the updated Golden Technologies PR 118 in our showroom. For a 2-button, 1-motor chair, it's amazing! You have to sit in it to believe it! Stop by today and try the 2 sizes for a perfect fit.

06/19/2026

Today we remember and celebrate the sacrifices of those who fought to re-unite our land and end the horrible practice of slavery.

Today we celebrate freedom, resilience, and progress. Join us in honoring Juneteenth and reflecting on the importance of liberty for all.

06/15/2026

Way to go, Celebration Village Forsyth!

Good health is important at every age, but small, consistent habits can make an even greater impact as we grow older.

This Men's Health Month, we're highlighting the importance of preventive care, physical activity, social connection, and overall wellness in supporting healthy aging. Read our latest blog to learn how prioritizing health today can help support quality of life for years to come. https://ow.ly/xxV950ZbkPb

06/15/2026

Yep, this one is so popular we can't keep it in stock! We have one on the way...call us to see if it's arrived at our Johns Creek showroom! 678-847-0301

BLACKBURN'S Home Medical Equipment & Supplies is your local authorized Pride Mobility Products Corp. provider for mobility products. Helping your dad live life better...BLACKBURN'S!

06/15/2026

Good reminder to watch out for our vulnerable seniors.

06/09/2026

We have one on order - can't keep them in stock!

The Jazzy Carbon 27 is perfect for a Dad on the move!



It weighs just 27.8 lbs. without the battery and folds flat in seconds. From there, it’s easy to pick up and store in car trunks or take with you on a cruise or a cross country trip thanks to its airline-compliant lithium battery. Whether you’re planning to travel near or far this Father’s Day, Dad can experience it all with the Jazzy Carbon 27. https://www.pridemobility.com/jazzy-power-chairs/jazzy-carbon-27/

06/09/2026

Sunshine on a Ranney Day does wonderful work. Check out their website, and make a donation to the cause when you're able.

For families raising children with disabilities, accessibility isn’t a luxury. It’s freedom. It’s dignity. It’s safety. It’s the ability to simply move through your own home with ease.

Every child deserves a space that allows them to thrive, play, grow, and feel independent. That’s why creating accessible homes matters so deeply. 💛

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06/09/2026

We love Brisa@ fabric! It's always a great season to look at the latest colors and features of Golden Technologies' llift chairs!

Who's ready for summer?⛅ Embrace the season in comfort with Golden’s luxuriously soft and breathable Brisa® fabric upgrade. It offers the elegant look of leather without the maintenance, available in a beautiful range of colors to brighten your living space! https://goldentech.com/fabrics/

05/25/2026

We agree. This is a solemn day for the USA.

This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. At Golden, we're proud our products help veterans and others live more independently - a reflection of the very freedom we cherish.

Thank you for trusting us to be part of your lives. Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day!

05/25/2026

Imagine the largest vessel you can carry. It’s full of water and you’re carrying it across a room. You move with great care, afraid that it will get loose on you, that it will get out of control. Chronic pain is like that. You don’t want to jiggle it. People who have it spend too much energy preserving a delicate status quo — avoiding the deluge — and too little time savoring life.

“The rich are different from you and me,” wrote Fitzgerald. That’s how people who have chronic spinal cord injury pain feel about those who don’t. It’s not that we feel we have a corner on pain. It’s that we know that other people cannot understand.

After all, we’re paralyzed. How can there be pain?

“For years,” says one woman who had successful surgery for pain, “all the doctors told my family, ‘You know, she can’t really feel this pain; it’s in her head.’ It’s as if I brought it on myself, not something that I didn’t have any control over.

“As far as I’m concerned,” she says, “the pain is the disability, not the paralysis.”

Read more from Barry Corbet's 1995 story on spinal cord injury and pain. https://newmobility.com/pain/

Photo by Christopher Voelker