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Ging home tomorrow under the governmen t "ward clearage" scheme . Am a lot better but nobody nknows why crp persisted too long and weekend intervened so new doctor wasnt i nteŕested . Dont know how i will manage alone but thst has so benefits . Escape bullying from some of the aides, nurses are great on the whole and escape continuous music right beside door just 10 ft away . See what physios say when faced with 2 flights stairs . Handrails on both sides are a godsend . Have investigated home lifts already but it is a big expense .chair lifts are cheaper. Is it worth having reconditioned ones .?Does anybody know. ? 11 days tomorrow did hazvr the luxury of a private room . . Retired NHS staff but think i made the room looking untidy sitting on the one upright chair that suported my back - one of the rather smart new commodes, in first ward .i

In ea sy chairs , a rolled pillow under the front of chairseat improves that aspect. Like the beds the easy chairs bend in wrong places for my back .

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sassy59 profile image
sassy59

Wishing you well at home Jaybird. Hope you get all the help and support you need. Take care dear friend. Xxx❤️

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Jaybird19 in reply to sassy59

Thanks sassy fingers crosseď

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B0xermad

Good to hear you are home,as for a stairlift you can rent them for a monthly fee

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helenlw7

Happy to hear you’re going home. I hope you manage the stair test. As long as you can cope on your own, home will be a much more restful place than a hospital ward. Let us know how you get on.

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katieoxo60

take care hope Christmas is better at home and you improve , stay warm and take care xx

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Izb1

I am sure that you will recover better at home and be alot more comfortable at that, lets hope they put care in place so you manage that. I dont have much faith in the system, sorry to say. So make sure you get contact numbers if you need to chase up. One of my neighbours had a recon stair lift and they maintained it as well so if he had any problems they came out, it seemed to work well for him. Hope all goes well for today and you get home without any problems x

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CDPO16

Wishing you the very best of luck for a successful return home. Hope all goes well for you xx

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Ergendl

All the best for going home. Hope everything is in place to make it a success for you.

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Patk1

Do u have carers at home? If not,talk to sister before u agree to leave.u need some help.reconditioned chair lifts frm reputable local company are good.my parents had one x

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Oshgosh

that’s so bad,but as you say there’s will be some benefits.

I think a stair lift will be cheaper than a lift.

Something to research.as someone has said,get the back up numbers and ring them today to check they 1/work

2 /that they know you exist

Ring the council and social services,I’m a great believer in the belt and braces approach.

Have you got neighbours who might help in emergency?

I’m not being intrusive,but you don’t want to be ina mess at Christmas or any other time ,come to that.

I hope you have enough food etc.

At least Amazon still be delivered ping even if Royal Mail are striking .

Be very kind to yourself xxxxx

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Alberta56

Glad to know you have improved Jaybird. I hope you will have everything in place to help you manage at home and that you have a very decent Christmas. xxx

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Mooka

Wishing you well when you get home. I think the council can help with a home assessment of what you need to help you.

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Nula2

🙋‍♀️Take care Jaybird, we are all thinking of you and hope you feel better once you're home 👍🙂xxx

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peege

Good luck on getting home in one piece Jaybird and staying well too!

My mum had a starlit, it was really simple & quick to install (and uninstall), just a fold down seat fixed to a rail and a push button thingy attached to the chair. Thinking of you xx

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MoyB

I hope you go home with a proper care plan (formal, or informal through family and friends).You will no doubt enjoy the peace and quiet once back and lovely to be in control of things again.

I understand your comment about the bullying aides. I visited a friend in the stroke ward and one came in like a ship in full sail and proceded to be quite horrible, particularly to one old lady who clearly had dementia. I have never witnessed such a thing any other time but clearly the odd one or two are out there waiting to make things miserable for the patients.

At least if they come into your home you can sack them!

All being well, you'll be offered a suitable package and soon be home, comfortable and cared for.

At least you'll be able to choose your own music and TV programmes.

All the best to you.

Xx Moy

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Patk1

Hiya Jaybird.wondering if yr home and hope yr feeling better x

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watergazer

wishing you well at home and that you get any help you need. X

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djbctla

I Hope all goes well for you at home Jaybird. I wish u every happiness for Christmas and the New Year, u deserve it.

Bernardine xx🥰🤗🤗🤗

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