Why do I live in a bungalow?

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PollySid
PollySid Non-active member Posts: 343
edited 5. Feb 2012, 10:10 in Living with Arthritis archive
I've just realised why as I've just crawled up my daughter's stairs. I can normally get up them, albeit a bit slow, but after driving the 90 miles to see her I have seized up somewhat.

I am looking after my grandsons as she was short of childcare today. I get to visit them and my other daughter for a few days too.

She rang earlier. I was laying on the sofa watching Spongebob Squarepants :lol: with the youngest. He was engrosed in his DS game (OK, so it was just me watching Spongebob :oops:) so I rolled off the sofa onto my knees, (much to both of their amusement), and pulled myself up using the sofa. By the time I had got to the phone it had stopped ringing.

I am now carrying it around with me. Daughter did ring back and said she thought I had gone to sleep :roll:

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  • hileena111
    hileena111 Non-active member Posts: 7,099
    edited 30. Nov -0001, 00:00
    Hi
    You are sensible living in a bungalow.....sometimes I wish i did.
    Hope you have a good few days with the children

    Love
    Hileena
  • RoseEllen
    RoseEllen Non-active member Posts: 24
    edited 30. Nov -0001, 00:00
    I wish I lived in a bungalow too!!! I hate my stairs!! Have had a second handrail put in by the OT, but its still hard going!! :)
    ROSE ELLEN
  • tiggernut
    tiggernut Non-active member Posts: 339
    edited 30. Nov -0001, 00:00
    When we move it will be a Bungalow.
    Sooner rather than later I hope!
    Anita
  • lululu
    lululu Non-active member Posts: 486
    edited 30. Nov -0001, 00:00
    I am so lucky I do live in a bungalow, the flip side is that I am not doing myself any good by avoiding all steps and so I am not using those muscles - use it or lose it - I now know what that really means.
  • barbara12
    barbara12 Member Posts: 21,281
    edited 30. Nov -0001, 00:00
    Oh Polly
    I really love my house, and the open aspects at the back across farm land, but the day is getting near that the stairs will be to hard for me, I know there is star lifts...but Im not sure if a bungalow would be smaller and easier to keep clean
    I hope you do have a few days there , and a safe journey home, you take care...x
    Love
    Barbara
  • dachshund
    dachshund Member Posts: 9,357
    edited 30. Nov -0001, 00:00
    Hi Pollysid.
    we live in a bungalow sue is in a wheelchair and its got a
    large kitchen and garden.
    joan xx
    take care
    joan xx

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