TRY TRANSFERRING TO THE BACK SEAT, IF YOU HAVE ONE.  YOU CAN RECLINE OR LAY OVER THERE, MAYBE.  ALSO, PICK YOURSELF UP FREQUENTLY AND LEAN SIDE TO SIDE.  I STOP EVERY TWO HUNDRED MILES OR SO JUST TO STRETCH - SO - SPEAK.
 
WHAT TYPE SEATING DO YOU HAVE.  I HAVE A QUAD ROHO THAT I CAN CHANGE PRESSURE POINTS ON THAT HELPS ME OUT.
 
BOB
SPRING, TEXAS
TM CLASS OF ' 94  T-1 PARA
 
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Subject: [TMIC] trip to Fla.

Leaving for Fla.from NY Oct. 14 in the new minivan - my husband will do most of the driving.  I dont know how I will sit so long but we will see.  My biggest problem is my rear end.  Because I lost alot of muscle tone in my glutes I am sitting on bone - no matter what I sit on.  Any suggestions from anyone?  Of course the bathroom issues are problematic but I know McDonalds has good handicapp bathroom facilities.  I will have to look for the golden arches and try not to eat too many French fries.
    Glad to hear (well not so glad but you know what I mean) that there are others with dx of infarction.  I thought I was the only one whose dr. insists on that diagnosis.  He says it is not tm but is not 100% sure of course.
    I too thought I was being electrocuted down my legs and could not move from my tush down.   Now, one year later I still cant stand without holding on but I can walk with the walker but am leaning on both hands. I do have enough use of my right leg to drive and it feels great to be behind the wheel again but of course I dont go too far alone.
    Will let you know how the long trip went.
        Take care all,  Rosalie 

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