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How about a shower bench with a shower hose. Not as comfortable as a good
long soak though. The shower hoses can be bought with a kit that attaches
them to the wall and you can adjust them up or down for the spray. There
are also very expensive shower lounge chairs to be bought from different
companies, that would put you up farther.
Beth The OT
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Gary Marcus
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 1:05 PM
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Subject: bathtub mod.
happy new year to all
since I bought this house in Florida, my bathroom is much smaller than =
in my house in New York. The only problem I haven't been able to solve =
is being able to lift myself independently in and out of my bathtub like =
I did good about in New York.this bathtub appears to be deeper than the =
one I've had in New York. So I'm thinking of putting in insert into the =
bottom of the time so I have less space to navigate in and out anyone =
have any suggestions. I do not want to use a hydraulic left in the =
bathtub because I find that less efficient and I want to make every =
attempt to maintain the degree of independence I had before. Anyone =
with any suggestions on how to accomplish this would be greatly =
appreciated. Thanks
Gary [log in to unmask]
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