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05-29-2013, 06:40 PM
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I have been having a lot of close calls in the shower and the situation is just not working for me. It is a mid-size shower and I have a bath chair and bars. But by the time you get the chair in the shower and move the stuff to the floor to reach them, there is no room to move about safely. I called in one of those companies that put in one of those all-in-one disable person shower/bath combo and they gave me a price of almost $20,000. For $20,000, I would rather have a pool. What has everyone else done in this situation.
thanks kathie |
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