How do people on wheelchairs take showers if they can't stand up?
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they use a shower chair normally plastic with holes in it & arm rests & use a handheld shower
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A business owner must provide handicapped accessible bathrooms (if it's an eating place), ramps for esy access in and out of business, also parking.  It's a state law everywhere that I know of.
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I think you have been mud wrestling with the ladies again!\nJust don't let it harden....or you will stiffen right up.  In case it's too late already....a nice warm shower will take care of that....lol
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Standing on your head - use a shower cap on the cast.  Have someone standing by to call 911 if things don't turn out well.
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Go to your local multi-story carpark.  Ride it from the top to the bottom.  Ask any bystanders to "rate" the wheelchair, in terms of speed, cornering, how cool it looks.\n\nThen go back to the top and go down again, just for fun.
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The law requires the handicapped be accommodated by adequate facilities.  It doesn't require people to wet themselves waiting for a regular stall to open.  In my company everyone wants the "big stall" because you can stretch out.  You can also change in there if you are going to the gym after work.
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Yes I can, unfortunately people with no arms or those paralysed from the neck down will have a more difficult time trying to do this.
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someone who takes baths
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When I see someone in a wheelchair, I realise that that person is physically challenged, however that doesnot mean he is a handicap in his life situations. With latest technologies and assistive devices , it's amazing how enabled a person can be for most of his life situations inspite of his physical limitations.
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NOTHING JUST TAKE A BATH
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try drinking water upside down.  You can also hold your breath and chug water at the same time.
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hold it on as long as u can, BUT......... if u can`t stand for it anymore, i have 3 solution\n1st, find a bottle or plastic, and do it in a very seceret place, where there aren`t any people\n2nd, ask to the people where to find bathrooms\n3rd, knocked somebody`s house and ask them to lend their toilet\n\nthanks
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Wight of the top of my head I don't know. How about wheelchairs are us?  Try to contact Goldryder Coaches on the Isle of Wight. They don't sell them, but they would know who does.
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try this www.ttapp.com the have work outs for those in wheelchair
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Swim, cycle, climb stairs, run walk - do all the things that put a strain on the legs. \n\nYou could also try this exercise-\n\n lie on your side use the hand closer to the floor to support your head ( so that your head is about 12 inches above  the floor ). Your other hand must be placed on the floor face down infront of your stomach region. Now lift your leg which is away from the floor as far as you can. Hold for sometime and come down slowly. Repeat atleast 10 times. Turn over and repeat the procedure aiming at the other leg. Gradually increase the number of times you do it.\nGood Luck.
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Are you taking a nice hot shower everyday? Make sure you wash in between folds of skin, and rinse off excess soap. Wear clean clothes (under garments) Use antipersirant,and skin lotions. If necessary, take another shower, when you don't feel fresh.
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Make a dry mixture of salt and baking soda and gently rub into your arm pits while you shower or bathe.  You might try applying baking soda again, like a powder afterward.