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Old 12-22-2010, 02:32 PM #1
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Default Bathing suggestions

I am hoping you might have a sugestion I havent come across for bathing-showering when one is weaker. I so so need a shower but my arms are both offically in worse shape. Injured actually because of how weak.

I have to be showered before Friday when out Christmas is. Yesterday was gonna be my shower day, and I hoped a tanning day. But the reconsideration letter to Civil Rights had to go out to get there on time and with my homeaide here stuff always comes up that arent planned that can be hard on my arms/shoulders.

Thanks for any suggestions. I am way past babywipes doing any good.

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