The Little Things

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sometimes it is the little things that you notice that mean so much

yesterday I was able to take two non driving friends on a shopping village. One uses a walker, I managed to get it in the boot . Good to be able to help someone again

Today I had to change quickly before going out. Jeans and shoes changed standing.

great feeling

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  • Posted

    Hi Maggie

    sounds good progress, small steps all count!

    great jeans on standing, my big milestone was jeans AND sox...

    Mic

    x

    • Posted

      Have not worn socks, tights for a year. Autumn will be the time to find out
  • Posted

    As you say it's the little things, like tonight, I have just taken Cleo for a half hour walk with out my stick I do have to watch how I bend still
  • Posted

    Well done Maggie. I made myself cheese on toast on the grill. I'm lucky to have help but have to insist at times on doing for myself.
  • Posted

    Fabulous!! I'm still using a sock aid..........,

    great at to be able to help others x

    • Posted

      Hi Georgie .... I love my sock aid ... next to the grabber it is my Best Friend - easy slip on and done ... no akward bending - eventhough restriction is lifted it is still challenging for me ... 

      cheers

  • Posted

    Maggie you're so right, last night we went to a pub for lovely dinner.  When I needed the loo I walked up a few stairs, without stick and without thinking quite naturally went step over step.  When I got into loo I worried as it was low but I had to use it and it was fine, and I stood up more easily than I did pre-op.  Have also dressed this morning without sitting down- yay!! 

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