[tri-med] Re: tess' chair
- From: Jocelyn Knowd <jknowd@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 08:19:31 +1000
I think Ian said it was called "Comet". It is very compact (he just takes
the handle extensions off and it fits in the back of his car without
folding up). It has a slight recline facility as well as sit up straight.
It has head support and torso support (which is a bit too high by the way,
even though she was measured up). It has no front tray like Kammie's, which
I would have like to have, but it does allow us to push her right up to the
table, so she can be with the family at meal times, instead of in her high
chair, and slightly out of the group, or sitting in her stroller as she
does at our place. I'll get more specific details after we come back from
hols. Or if Ian happens to read your mail, he may like to chime in. Frank
has also taken her photo with his digital camera, and I'll get him to put
one on the computer later.
At 06:59 AM 01-10-01, you wrote:
>jocelyn what kind of wheel chair did tess get? kam is growing out of hers
>and i need to look to the next type.
>thanks
>jude, mom to derek-15, kelsey-13, kameron-4-full t18
Nanna to Carly, Mathew, Ashleigh,Alex, & Tess 4.5 years (T18)
Living at North Richmond, NSW, Australia
Building ___ooOOoo__ Rainbows
www.trisomyonline.org
Families Helping Families On-line
- References:
- [tri-med] Re: Fw: subscribe
- From: Jocelyn Knowd
- [tri-med] tess' chair
- From: Jude Wolpert
Other related posts:
- » [tri-med] tess' chair
- » [tri-med] Re: tess' chair
- [tri-med] Re: Fw: subscribe
- From: Jocelyn Knowd
- [tri-med] tess' chair
- From: Jude Wolpert