Medical. My bedroom looks like a medical nightmare. I wish I could go to a normal bed, but it would be too hard on my PCA's. Not to mention that I love the freedom to be able to move my head up and down with the use of my ECU. I have come up with a way to take my medication in the morning by raising my head up and pulling down a film container which has my medication in it. I just don't want to lose my independence.
I definitely would like to have a bed someone could lay on with me. Quadius On 12/7/07, donald scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i have been a quad for a mere 16 years and i have a cal king size > motionless water bed. basically its a regular box spring with a foam bucket > that holds 9 individual tubes of water covered with a foam cap. i have only > had 1 small pressure soar from my cushion wearing out. i have always enjoyed > the fact my bedroom doesn't look clinical with something like a hospital > bed. i also like having a 2 person bed for the times in life Ive had a > girlfriend and the rest of the time my dog uses the other side. the foam cap > on my bed is wearing out a bit and I'm thinking about my next bed. i still > want a king size but not sure what type. memory foam, posturepedic, or maybe > air. I'm curious do most of you use a medical type bed or a regular bed and > which types or brands of both kinds? > > thanks, donald > > *Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote: > > I have had the same mattress on my hospital bed for 30 years or more so > it's pretty much worn out. I called my medical supplier to order a new one - > we'll see! > > Dan > > > > ------------------------------ > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your > homepage.<http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=51438/*http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs> > >
