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　　This report on the Personal mobility devices market studies the current as well as future prospects of the market globally. The stakeholders of this report include companies and Freight Lifts Manufacturers intermediaries engaged in the manufacture and commercialization of various personal mobility devices such as wheelchairs as well as new entrants planning to enter this market. This report comprises an elaborate executive summary along with a market snapshot providing overall information of various segments and sub-segments considered in the scope of the study. This section also provides the overall information and data analysis of the global personal mobility devices market with respect to the leading market segments based on major products and/or devices and geographies.The global personal mobility devices market has been studied based on major product/device segments, and their regional as well as national markets.

Based on device type, the global market has been categorized into two major segments: medical mobility aids & ambulatory devices and medical furniture & bathroom safety products. The medical mobility aids & ambulatory devices segment has been further categorized into six sub-segments: wheelchairs, scooters, canes & crutches, walkers, stair lifts, and others. The medical furniture & bathroom safety products segment has also been categorized into five sub-segments: patient lifts, medical beds, bars & railings, commodes & shower chairs, and others. The market for these segments and sub-segments has been extensively analyzed based on their utility, effectiveness, sales, and geographic presence.

Market revenue in terms of USD million and volume in terms of number of units for the period from 2013 to 2023 along with the compound annual growth rate (CAGR %) from 2015 to 2023 are provided for all segments and sub-segments, considering 2014 as the base year.The market overview section of the report explores the market dynamics such as drivers, restraints, and opportunities that currently have a strong impact on the personal mobility devices market and could influence the market in the near future. Market attractiveness analysis has been provided in the market overview section in order to explain the intensity of competition in the market across different geographies.

Porter's Five Forces analysis is also explained in this section to understand the personal mobility devices market considering the different parameters that have an impact on the sustainability of the companies operating in the market. The competitive scenario among different market players is evaluated through market share analysis in the competitive landscape section of the report. All these factors would help market players to take strategic decisions in order to strengthen their positions and expand their shares in the global market.Geographically, the personal mobility devices market has been segmented into five regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa (MEA). Each geographic market for personal mobility devices has been further categorized into major device segments and sub-segments; these segments represent the global market. In addition, Asia Pacific has been segmented into national markets such as China, Japan, South Korea, and Rest of Asia Pacific. The market of each country in Asia Pacific has been further categorized into device segments and sub-segments.

　　Latter-Day Saints cherish good hymns and music. Many have come to understand the impact that LDS music can have on the mind and the spirit. If it is uplifting and positive, it brings feelings of happiness, contentment and calm. These things are always welcome in the midst of our busy lives. The church hymns are a central part of LDS worship and help put people in the best position to experience the Spirit of the Lord. They are especially useful in helping to control the thoughts that cross our minds. On the other hand, music that is unwholesome or negative can actually encourage thoughts and actions that are not appropriate. This is why church leaders have encouraged members to take great care in the music they choose to listen to.

　　In For the Strength of Youth, a publication put out by the church for young men and young women, it gives some basic counsel about music in general: "Music is an important and powerful part of life. It can be an influence for good that helps you draw closer to Heavenly Father. However, it can also be used for wicked purposes. Unworthy music may seem harmless, but it can have evil effects on your mind and spirit." Many have either heard someone say, or have even said themselves, "Well, I don't listen to the words, I just listen to the beat." This may seem innocent enough until you consider the very real impact that a song's rhythm and beat have on us. You don't have to try very hard to think of scenes in your life where your mood was directly impacted by the tone and timbre of the music playing. LDS music invites the spirit because it is in tune with goodness and light, and is a welcome part of the world's great musical repertoire.

　　For the Strength of Youth gives further council, "Choose carefully the music you listen to. Pay attention to how you feel when you are listening. Don't listen to music that drives away the Spirit, encourages immorality, glorifies violence, uses foul or offensive language, or promotes Satanism or other evil practices." This direction to make wise choices about the music we listen to is so timely. In a world of violence, degradation, immorality and moral relativism, LDS music is a fresh, uplifting genre that promotes a spirit of wholesomeness and kindness. It invites good feelings and uplifts the soul.

　　In one of the hallmark talks from an LDS church leader about the role that music plays in our lives, Elder Boyd K. Packer talked about the impact that both good and bad music has on us. He warns, "In our day music itself has been corrupted. Music can, by its tempo, by its beat, by its intensity, dull the spiritual sensitivity of men." He also instructs, "Sacred music can help us even where there is no formal performance. For example, when temptation comes, we can neutralize its effect by humming or repeating the words of a favorite hymn." (Boyd K. Packer, Ensign, Jan. 1974, pp.

　　Thankfully, good LDS music exists that edifies and uplifts. In fact, the Lord has told us, "For my soul delighteth in the song of the heart; yea, the song of the righteous is a prayer unto me, and it shall be answered with a blessing upon their heads.”