: Hang in there sister help is on the way Vera

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Hello Aussie Ann #2

I'm just sitting here trying to read the posting. I have Fred in bed where

his safe I think, but with Fred you never know . He had to two good falls

today, both landing on his back. Of course he was trying to do things that he

know's he can't. One he was trying to push over a trash can full of water,

instead of the trash can going over , Fred did. The other he just lost his

balance. His still using his walker, why I don't know. Of course he may not

be so safe on his electric wheel chair either. We went to the market again

today . Fred on the electric wheel chair and I walk. I know Fred would fall

asleep when he drove a car and I really think that is what he is doing when

his driving his electric wheel chair. His ok going, it's the coming back that

has me worried. Going his on the sidewalk, but coming back his off the

sidewalk onto the lawn's and at times heading for street light's and etc. I

had to run to get to him to stop him from running into a tree. He was heading

right for it. That's why I worry if he did fall asleep, I know he would of

hit it if I hadn't of gotten him first. Don't know how he could miss seeing

something that big if both eyes were open.

I don't know Ann , you may want to just get a wagon for Al and pull him

around in it. It maybe safer that way. )

I know it's getting to your week end. I shall watch for your posting for what

went on with it. I hope you have your running shoes on.

Take Care Vera

[Guest guest]

Hello Aussie Ann #2

I'm just sitting here trying to read the posting. I have Fred in bed where

his safe I think, but with Fred you never know . He had to two good falls

today, both landing on his back. Of course he was trying to do things that he

know's he can't. One he was trying to push over a trash can full of water,

instead of the trash can going over , Fred did. The other he just lost his

balance. His still using his walker, why I don't know. Of course he may not

be so safe on his electric wheel chair either. We went to the market again

today . Fred on the electric wheel chair and I walk. I know Fred would fall

asleep when he drove a car and I really think that is what he is doing when

his driving his electric wheel chair. His ok going, it's the coming back that

has me worried. Going his on the sidewalk, but coming back his off the

sidewalk onto the lawn's and at times heading for street light's and etc. I

had to run to get to him to stop him from running into a tree. He was heading

right for it. That's why I worry if he did fall asleep, I know he would of

hit it if I hadn't of gotten him first. Don't know how he could miss seeing

something that big if both eyes were open.

I don't know Ann , you may want to just get a wagon for Al and pull him

around in it. It maybe safer that way. )

I know it's getting to your week end. I shall watch for your posting for what

went on with it. I hope you have your running shoes on.

Take Care Vera

[Guest guest]

Bill:

You mean I'm not the slim slick chick I use to be? )

Fred does well in Wal Mart, it's the hallmark stores with

all the pretty's that we have to worry about. I can't believe they can put

in so much in

a small store, but they do. Fred knocked down the display there

just getting into the store. I wasn't there when he did that.

Sure don't think that is fair. He always seems to be with me

when I do something like drop my whole tray at the soup and

salad bar. I had salad all over the place and during the busy part of the

day.

Of course Fred just kepted going down the lane like he didn't know who I was.

)

I wonder why?

Take Care or should it be G day?

Vera

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Vera,

Look at the bright side, with all that running you will be a slim slick

chick again Watch out for stores with big stacks of toilet tissue,

Charlotte had toilet tissue everywhere - that's why I did not get her a

motorized chair. She also moved a whole childrens clothing display wall

with the cart - bet Wal-Mart was sorry they bought the motorized carts

that day I used a manual chair which was custom fitted for her. It

was lightweight and the wheels came off to load it in the car (removable

wheels cost about $200 extra and are not covered by Medicare, but are

great for the caregiver).

Take care, Bill Werre

[Guest guest]

Bill:

You mean I'm not the slim slick chick I use to be? )

Fred does well in Wal Mart, it's the hallmark stores with

all the pretty's that we have to worry about. I can't believe they can put

in so much in

a small store, but they do. Fred knocked down the display there

just getting into the store. I wasn't there when he did that.

Sure don't think that is fair. He always seems to be with me

when I do something like drop my whole tray at the soup and

salad bar. I had salad all over the place and during the busy part of the

day.

Of course Fred just kepted going down the lane like he didn't know who I was.

)

I wonder why?

Take Care or should it be G day?

Vera

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HREF= " http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shydrager/post?protectID=0142421390561272091\

84218029077172089080145166046039109074 " >b.werre@v..</A> wrote

Vera,

Look at the bright side, with all that running you will be a slim slick

chick again Watch out for stores with big stacks of toilet tissue,

Charlotte had toilet tissue everywhere - that's why I did not get her a

motorized chair. She also moved a whole childrens clothing display wall

with the cart - bet Wal-Mart was sorry they bought the motorized carts

that day I used a manual chair which was custom fitted for her. It

was lightweight and the wheels came off to load it in the car (removable

wheels cost about $200 extra and are not covered by Medicare, but are

great for the caregiver).

Take care, Bill Werre

[Guest guest]

Vera,

Look at the bright side, with all that running you will be a slim slick

chick again Watch out for stores with big stacks of toilet tissue,

Charlotte had toilet tissue everywhere - that's why I did not get her a

motorized chair. She also moved a whole childrens clothing display wall

with the cart - bet Wal-Mart was sorry they bought the motorized carts

that day I used a manual chair which was custom fitted for her. It

was lightweight and the wheels came off to load it in the car (removable

wheels cost about $200 extra and are not covered by Medicare, but are

great for the caregiver).

Take care, Bill Werre

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FVJAMES@... wrote:

>Hello Aussie Ann #2

>

>I'm just sitting here trying to read the posting. I have Fred in bed where

>his safe I think, but with Fred you never know . He had to two good falls

>today, both landing on his back. Of course he was trying to do things that he

>know's he can't. One he was trying to push over a trash can full of water,

>instead of the trash can going over , Fred did. The other he just lost his

>balance. His still using his walker, why I don't know. Of course he may not

>be so safe on his electric wheel chair either. We went to the market again

>today . Fred on the electric wheel chair and I walk. I know Fred would fall

>asleep when he drove a car and I really think that is what he is doing when

>his driving his electric wheel chair. His ok going, it's the coming back that

>has me worried. Going his on the sidewalk, but coming back his off the

>sidewalk onto the lawn's and at times heading for street light's and etc. I

>had to run to get to him to stop him from running into a tree. He was heading

>right for it. That's why I worry if he did fall asleep, I know he would of

>hit it if I hadn't of gotten him first. Don't know how he could miss seeing

>something that big if both eyes were open.

>I don't know Ann , you may want to just get a wagon for Al and pull him

>around in it. It maybe safer that way. )

>

>I know it's getting to your week end. I shall watch for your posting for what

>went on with it. I hope you have your running shoes on.

>

>Take Care Vera

>

[Guest guest]

Vera,

Look at the bright side, with all that running you will be a slim slick

chick again Watch out for stores with big stacks of toilet tissue,

Charlotte had toilet tissue everywhere - that's why I did not get her a

motorized chair. She also moved a whole childrens clothing display wall

with the cart - bet Wal-Mart was sorry they bought the motorized carts

that day I used a manual chair which was custom fitted for her. It

was lightweight and the wheels came off to load it in the car (removable

wheels cost about $200 extra and are not covered by Medicare, but are

great for the caregiver).

Take care, Bill Werre

================================

FVJAMES@... wrote:

>Hello Aussie Ann #2

>

>I'm just sitting here trying to read the posting. I have Fred in bed where

>his safe I think, but with Fred you never know . He had to two good falls

>today, both landing on his back. Of course he was trying to do things that he

>know's he can't. One he was trying to push over a trash can full of water,

>instead of the trash can going over , Fred did. The other he just lost his

>balance. His still using his walker, why I don't know. Of course he may not

>be so safe on his electric wheel chair either. We went to the market again

>today . Fred on the electric wheel chair and I walk. I know Fred would fall

>asleep when he drove a car and I really think that is what he is doing when

>his driving his electric wheel chair. His ok going, it's the coming back that

>has me worried. Going his on the sidewalk, but coming back his off the

>sidewalk onto the lawn's and at times heading for street light's and etc. I

>had to run to get to him to stop him from running into a tree. He was heading

>right for it. That's why I worry if he did fall asleep, I know he would of

>hit it if I hadn't of gotten him first. Don't know how he could miss seeing

>something that big if both eyes were open.

>I don't know Ann , you may want to just get a wagon for Al and pull him

>around in it. It maybe safer that way. )

>

>I know it's getting to your week end. I shall watch for your posting for what

>went on with it. I hope you have your running shoes on.

>

>Take Care Vera

>