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Comment on Why Hoveround is the “Better All Around” Power Wheelchair by psycobillysutter

psycobillysutter — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 13:26:44 +0000

Hi I’m Tom Kruse

Comment on Attitude’s ‘Truth About Disability’ Series Promo by drkcurrie

drkcurrie — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 14:39:18 +0000

I would hold a girls hand with it. Melt your heart.

Comment on Attitude’s ‘Truth About Disability’ Series Promo by Mariquitia

Mariquitia — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 14:07:55 +0000

Don’t need to change to hold a girl’s hand You’re amazing the way you are

Comment on Attitude’s ‘Truth About Disability’ Series Promo by gardenbill

gardenbill — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:36:17 +0000

Boy, I love Attitude TV…Great place to connect. It made my day, as usual.

Billy - Lowell, MA

Comment on Attitude’s ‘Truth About Disability’ Series Promo by SabarStudios

SabarStudios — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:31:27 +0000

My sister has Down Syndrome,
and she is the coolest person I have ever met.
-Judah Hudson
youtube.com/watch?v=LOLQgFvh_xA

Comment on Q&A: Are adjustable beds worth the price? by Bert Weidemeier

Bert Weidemeier — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 16:38:56 +0000

Actually, the most comfortable bed I ever slept on was a waterbed.

Comment on Q&A: Are adjustable beds worth the price? by Tom

Tom — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 16:24:46 +0000

I think they’re good ideas. I wouldn’t want one, but for people who like to read in bed or watch tv they might be ok. I would like to get one of those beds made out of foam. I slept on one and it was the best nights sleep I had gotten in years.

Comment on Q&A: Are adjustable beds worth the price? by Lynn

Lynn — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 15:35:48 +0000

Instead of buying a new bed, hospital type, or standard, try a recliner
first. I have used my recliner to sit in, and to sleep in for many years
now. They can be adusted to more positions than the hospital beds, and I have one unused. Having sinus and allergy trouble, I can keep my head elevated and yet, have the back support I need to avoid having aches and pains in my lower back. I have heard that many seniors also use their recliners to sleep in, for the most comfort with a low back pain condition.
We invested in a new comfy mattress years ago, but it soon
stopped being used, since both my husband and I preferred our
recliners. And when these wear out, we’ll just have to replace them.

Comment on Q&A: Are adjustable beds worth the price? by jimmy c

jimmy c — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 15:14:30 +0000

I never thought much about adjustable beds until my dad got one and now I would never be without one. It has improved my sleep, my back, my neck, etc. After my dad got his, I got one, my 2 sisters each purchased one and several of my friends have been convinced now too.

So to answer your question, yes they are worth the price! Initially I got a standard one for the home that just lifted the head and the feet and it was good, but then upon further research, I came across the hi-lo type you mentioned and that is now what I currently own and it’s the best. It has more functionality and the ability to lower it closer to the ground makes getting in and out of bed so much easier and being able to tilt the bed makes things like working on my laptop and watching tv in bed a great deal easier.

The bed I have now is technically a bariatric bed which is made for the overweight and obese, which I am not, but it offered all of the functionality I desired so it works out great for me. It looks more like a hospital bed but once the sheets and comforter are on you can hardly tell the difference because you barely see the frame of it. There are a lot of places that sell beds now but here are the places where I purchased my 2 beds (same company but 2 different websites) and I can attest to the quality of their products 100%:

http://www.thebariatricbed.com

http://www.shuteyebeds.com

Sorry for the long winded response, but as you can see, I am a big believer in adjustable beds, so I hope I can turn you into one too because you will not regret it! I

Comment on Q&A: Are adjustable beds worth the price? by Thomas

Thomas — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 14:25:51 +0000

They are too expensive and not worth the money, I bought one 5 years ago, wish I had never bothered..If you need your bed head raised, you can get a head rest/lift for a few pounds, bed foot lift try the Red Cross, or a couple of bricks, not very sweet looking, but does the same job… I have been getting out of bed every morning groaning and, moaning for years…But have bought one of those beds you blow up, for less than £29, with its electric inflater, and touch wood starting to get out of bed without a moan…