Bath seat to use at my Parents?
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Would it be possible to get one, because I have problems getting in and out of a high bath at the Flat, a few years ago I had a bath seat installed, paid for by social services and the local Council, and serviced every 6 months.
Because when I come to my Parents' I have to have a shower, which I'm not the World's biggest fan of, would it be possible to somehow aquire a bath seat to use up here?
Their bath isn't as high or long as mine.
It's probably a non starter but as mentioned I hate showers.
Would it be possible to get one, because I have problems getting in and out of a high bath at the Flat, a few years ago I had a bath seat installed, paid for by social services and the local Council, and serviced every 6 months.
Because when I come to my Parents' I have to have a shower, which I'm not the World's biggest fan of, would it be possible to somehow aquire a bath seat to use up here?
Their bath isn't as high or long as mine.
It's probably a non starter but as mentioned I hate showers.
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I have one supplied by red cross but I'm not sure as you have one if they will supply another free
I have seen some b4 on facebook sites or maybe Ebay
It is always worth trying and asking the question they may let you have another but if you can use a shower as an alternative I'm not sure
Contact them you should have a number on your paperwork -
What hapoend with me in wales i applied for two as when I came out of hospital I had a bath seat fitted in my house and a portable bath board to take to my mums or my partners i know the rules are different in englsnd i was also given a fold up shower / bath chair
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