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Hygiene issue. Regarding my forthcoming operation i been ver

Hygiene issue. Regarding my forthcoming operation i been very concerned about and too embarrassed to ask about. 1. Pain. Ok that taken . 2. A more embarrassing subject personal hygiene i am very stress about. A. Going to the lav. Well there said it. How do you manage . Our lav is very small and wonder how i going to move on 1 leg . Has any one ever purchased a commode fir example . I am very independent and this worries me . 2. Shower. Our shower is in the bath and quite high. I am no spring chicken and can't see me hopping over it ! I had a broken clavicle and hands a few times due to cycling crashes but this is much harder Any advise would definitely be welcome
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My son had surgery age 15 both feet and I got the over the toilet seat to help him
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Lindsay Anne Sydney I am 1 week post op.I was sent home with a zimmer which I haven’t used since day 2 . I ordered a heal load bearing support boot from the internet and together with a chunky trainer on the other foot, I am managing to hobble about. I used a commode in hospital but haven’t needed any spt going to the toilet since coming home. I got a shower stool and a waterproof leg cover and I am managing with that , however I do have a wet room which makes things much easier. I don’t know how I would manage with a bath. I just washed myself with a flannel and a basin the first day home . Not sure if that helps?
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Granville in the Know Joe Ewart Anyone else get a late night visit from Denison students last night?
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From what I sa in a previous post Denison students are gone except seniors for graduation
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Are you sure it was Denison students? There have been burglers casing cars in Brun Du and Granger the last few nights.
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