Oddly, having a wheelchair made me feel very liberated. It freed me from having to ask MrM to walk me to the bathroom or to bed or to the kitchen for a glass of water. We cleared out furniture and rugs (very hard to wheel on rugs), pulled out the sofa bed and turned our home into a veritable disabled pad.
By the time my meds kicked in, I was feeling positively cheerful about my condition, and Ro and I engaged in some racing. It was a blast! Here's to making lemonade out of a lemony back.
Test driving the vehicle with passenger

Let the race begin!

Whee! Ro beat me on most rounds.

"Lets go that way again, mom"

K&P joined in the fun

We eventually stopped when the dogs got too hyper from the excitement and kept getting underfoot (underwheel?). Fun times! If anybody needs a rental wheelchair in Austin, I can recommend the services of The Kerring Group.
Hope everybody had a good Thanksgiving! We did some local travel and you'll read about that in my next post.
1 comment:
two comments. 1. This gives a whole new dimension to girl-on-wheels 2. I LOVE that you categorized this as fitness. :)
Post a Comment