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In reply to the discussion: Isn't it sad? This arrived today, and yet I'm thrilled. [View all]marble falls
(71,404 posts)105. Got mine two years ago. It has been handy.
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After hip surgery, I have one walker inside the shower and one out. Works well. n/t
nature-lover
Apr 2021
#5
Thanks. One to step into the shower and then maneuver to face the water and ...
nature-lover
Apr 2021
#101
I considered one of those, but there's just no space in our small bathroom.
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#73
I was in a situation where I had not bathed for six weeks due to three spinal
Irish_Dem
Apr 2021
#42
You are being very smart to use the shower chair. Showers are ground zero for home falls.
Irish_Dem
Apr 2021
#56
Something like that may be added to our home as well (pull-cords or call buttons).
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#99
i live alone and i have 2 people who i check in with every day. if they dont hear from me they start
AllaN01Bear
Apr 2021
#110
Sorry to hear about your fall and injuries... I had a close-call the other day.
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#98
Right now I'm using a spare cooler standing on its end, but if I decide to bow a few bucks...
TreasonousBastard
Apr 2021
#11
i have one , but its waaaay to big for my tub. when the owners remodeled these
AllaN01Bear
Apr 2021
#30
When we planned this house, we made the downstairs completely wheelchair accessible
csziggy
Apr 2021
#20
You should start an OP suggesting that DUers above 50 should think about keeping
malaise
Apr 2021
#21
Yes! The shower has a built-in grab bar (up-to-code) and my husband added another one...
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#22
Sounds like a huge project with great results! I'd love to have a walk-in shower.
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#75
We bought a shower chair for the time after my wife had her knee replacement.
BobTheSubgenius
Apr 2021
#31
I'm not sure I'd take on this remodel again, even though it hasn't been more than 3 years or so.
BobTheSubgenius
Apr 2021
#129
I briefly considered stealing one of our mesh-seat folding chairs from our camper...
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#100
Yeah, I'd thought about that. We have very "hard water" here and the mineral deposits...
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#48
On the bright side, you lived long enough to need it. As I say to the point of my wife's total...
NNadir
Apr 2021
#50
Not sad at all. Age has little to do with gravity, and slippery surfaces. Heck, even Mr Right Stuff
FailureToCommunicate
Apr 2021
#58
Yep, I understand. No rugs for us. (Just a bathmat towel that gets picked up after each use.)
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#86
We have a suction cupped plastic bath mat and put the tub chair over it. Hubbs is handicapped
CTyankee
Apr 2021
#102
I got it out of a catalog. I get a ton of them. They usually have some helpful things but you
CTyankee
Apr 2021
#112
I had that problem but was way overweight. I had to hang on if I close my eyes washing my
brewens
Apr 2021
#85
I understand! For me it's not a true dizzy feeling, instead I just "list" to one side...
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#122
Good idea, but still be careful. On another note, will that help protect you from....
George II
Apr 2021
#124
Fortunately, we just have a liner and shower curtain (with a curved curtain-rod)...
NurseJackie
Apr 2021
#125
