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31-03-2010, 20:29
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Re: Hyndburn Homes - shower install
im waiting now for the occupational therapists to get back in touch with me about rearranging my bathroom .. its not safe for me they say .. theyre also talking about making it into a 'wet room' ... i had a phone call a couple of weeks ago ...
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31-03-2010, 21:10
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Re: Hyndburn Homes - shower install
I suppose the only way your safety can be assured is by wearing a crash helmet and an inflated suit.
Wet rooms as opposed to low level shower trays work better for people with joint problems below the waist. What sort of safety alterations are they considering?
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