help with handrails
eileend
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Its me again
My friend has been round to visit as under the weather with the new diagnosis of o.a in knees she has said that i may be entitled to help for handrails as i have been trying to persivere without can anyone enlighten me of how i may get help with this x
My friend has been round to visit as under the weather with the new diagnosis of o.a in knees she has said that i may be entitled to help for handrails as i have been trying to persivere without can anyone enlighten me of how i may get help with this x
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Hello, I was given the number of my local Social Services by my hospital physio, I rang them, they came out and measured and then fitted two rails, one for each set of stairs. They also supplied a raised toilet seat. This was all free of charge. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0
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Hello eileend
Im sorry you are suffering,like DD says social services can supply most of what you need....I am getting onto them for some info has to what is available... its surprising the things that you would never have thought of.xLove
Barbara0 -
I don't know if different places have different policies but mine will do up to £1,000 without a problem. After that you help pay.If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Thank you ladies I will get onto this with my physio also have drs appt so will enquire to her and see what happens will let you all know on update take care xx0
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