Re: unobtrusive chair lifts?

[Guest guest]

check out walgreens online they have lift seats that u put in the chair and

helps lift them up and they run under $100

unobtrusive chair lifts?

Hi folks!

Does anyone know of any unobtrusive chair lift things? With Grandma not eating

well she is

needing more and more help getting to a standing position and I have nearly

crippled myself

this week doing most of the work for her. I am in so much pain this morning I

can hardly

hold my head up straight and I nearly couldn't help her get out of her chair.

I have an hour

long deep massage scheduled for early next week but it won't do me any good

unless I find a

way to keep from hurting myself again. I don't want to buy a whole lifting

recliner because

I'm pretty sure she would just refuse to sit in it. Is there something I can

put on or under the

cushion of her favorite chair that will at least partially lift her?

Crippled in Michigan ;-)

Emma

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10:19 AM

[Guest guest]

Emma,

Put

Dr Leonard's

in your search engine. I couldn't open it with my webtv, but with a computer

you should be able to. It came up first on my list. I just couldn't open the

catalog. It has fairly good prices and lots of stuff.

I think in the real catalog I get there is a lift that just sits in her chair

that might help.

Hope this helps.

Donna R

Caregave for Mom (after I brought her from WI to MI) for 3 years and 4th year in

a nh.

She was almost 89 when she died in '02. No dx other than mine.

unobtrusive chair lifts?

Hi folks!

Does anyone know of any unobtrusive chair lift things? With Grandma not eating

well she is

needing more and more help getting to a standing position and I have nearly

crippled myself

this week doing most of the work for her. I am in so much pain this morning I

can hardly

hold my head up straight and I nearly couldn't help her get out of her chair. I

have an hour

long deep massage scheduled for early next week but it won't do me any good

unless I find a

way to keep from hurting myself again. I don't want to buy a whole lifting

recliner because

I'm pretty sure she would just refuse to sit in it. Is there something I can

put on or under the

cushion of her favorite chair that will at least partially lift her?

Crippled in Michigan ;-)

Emma