That sounds good. Ther is no back to this bed, so does it stand up by itself!?
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Yes. I also don't have a headboard. I'll see if I can find it again.Originally posted by SalpalSally View PostThat sounds good. Ther is no back to this bed, so does it stand up by itself!?
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Yours were exactly right too, Vicky!Originally posted by Frog42 View PostMessed up, sorry.
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Sally, can you start to lift things with weight, something like a can of beans to start with, to build muscle up. I just don't get why the staff does so little to improve muscle function. It doesn't take a PT or OT to do it! It just takes someone acting like a human being to help out.
Can you lie on your stomach and push up with your arms?... even if you can't do a push up, it builds muscle mass...
It's good you're swinging your arms and legs. Now find a way to create resistance. Like, for example, lay on your back, bend your legs if you can at the knee, and then push against the mattress with your feet to try to lift up your pelvis off the mattress. That type of thing.
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This won't help anyone, but I don't have a headboard on my bed either. My bed is 2 mattresses, one on the other, and they sit on the floor, no bedframe. It sits against a wall, the foot of the bed, pointing towards the TVs. (2 for different things)
For a headboard, I cut the a large piece of a dense, black sound insulating foam I had from doing Pinky's interior. I cut it into an interesting shape like the old antique boards you see, decorative squares and cubes around the edges.
I had fun doing it and it turned out well."Given the millions of billions of Earth-like planets, life elsewhere in the Universe without a doubt, does exist."
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I'm afraid that on this crazy thick air mattress, those neat chair thingys wouldn't
sit me straight enough?!?
Thank you all sweeties for your help and ideas. I'm gonna make em sit me up
in my WC....amen!!!Last edited by SalpalSally; 05-19-2016, 04:34 AM.Love, Sally
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Yes indeed. The hard truth is we can all become disabled or more disabled at any time. We all have a human body.Originally posted by stillstANNding View Post"Them" is "us."
ANNMild Spastic Diplegia Cerebral Palsy and bad proprioception.
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Just a thought, but I was thinking this one might be a possibility?Originally posted by SalpalSally View PostI'm afraid that on this crazy thick air mattress, those neat chair thingys wouldn't
sit me straight enough?!?
Thank you all sweeties for your help and ideas. I'm gonna make em sit me up
in my WC....amen!!!
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The unfortunate thing is that the person who would know the most about this with the most experience is... a physiotherapist.
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Very definitely. Someone needs to assess the bed and Sally's own capabilities to get this right but it does seem to be possible.Originally posted by SuzE-Q View PostThe unfortunate thing is that the person who would know the most about this with the most experience is... a physiotherapist.
I'm not familiar with air mattresses and so can't offer any useful suggestions but I have no doubt that a way for Sally to sit up in bed can be found.
--Unless that's the way air mattresses just are? You're not supposed to be able to sit up in bed in them?SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.
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