Tommy Long
Penny and Irv visit Tommy
Penny loves Tommy
Tommy looks good in GREEN!
Tommy does Lincoln Logs
Looking good
Roomie Pat
Barb and Tim, best help in the world
Friend Janis visits
LOOK MA, no walker!
Happiness is a warm hug from Gaie
Two happy people--Tommy & Gaie
Oh the shark has--pearly teeth, dear!
Hi honey, I'm HOME!
Home Sweet Home...what a feeling!
Dapper Tommy and Penny the Guard Dog
Well Helloooo there!
"I survived 2008"
Visit with Mary & Al
Jack's breakfast made Tommy smile!
Oh you Lazy Bones!
Tommy loves those get well cards!
Enjoying summer...finally!
Visit with Onka Dekker
Tommy with Irv and Patti
Marty Wolfe visits his old boss
Merry Christmas to All!!
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Sunday, October 5
Things are getting very busy here, now that the countdown is solid: Friday, October 31. The house is ready, except for details such as installing grab bars, and also answering the question, should I get Tommy a hospital bed? Different advice from different people. I am thinking that the solution is to take the two narrower-than-twin beds out of the back bedroom, and put a "hospital-grade" bed in there that doesn't necessarily look like a hospital bed. It has to be able to do the tricks (spine and knees raised into a zig-zag contour, sitting position, and entire bed can be raised and lowered). I also want it to have side rails that can be raised or lowered, and maybe even removable when you just want to use the bed as a regular bed. The bed at Ren rehab has rails on both sides, which Tommy uses to pull himself up from the wheelchair (makes me think that the bed must weigh a ton). If we put such a bed in the back bedroom, we'll have a heavy-duty bed if we need it, but Tommy won't have to sleep in it if he doesn't want to and he can handle the regular bed.
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