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Mothers Day present ?
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Any ideas. MIL now 96 and in a home. Doesnt really need anything clotheswise, and cant eat chocs, unable to read much. I suppose flowers are the only other thing, but I think the home will be full of them all being brought in
TIA
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A tough one TOH. I only know some places have the 'T' switch for people to turn their aids to help them to hear what the bank teller, for example, is saying.
If you've time maybe pop into your local library to ask?
Or how about a nice cushion for her or a foot stool?
If you've time maybe pop into your local library to ask?
Or how about a nice cushion for her or a foot stool?
08:06 Fri 16th Mar 2012
Unfortunately BOO, Im working Sunday until 4pm but will go and see her later. She cannot really be taken out as she has to be hoisted everywhere.
She has aids in both ears, Alba. Dont know if an audio thingy would work with these would they ?
pink kittens - perhaps Giant kiddies books with lots of pics- lol
She has aids in both ears, Alba. Dont know if an audio thingy would work with these would they ?
pink kittens - perhaps Giant kiddies books with lots of pics- lol
My MIL had a huge soft toy dog. I know it sounds a childish thing, but she absolutely LOVED it. It was called Jess and sat on her knee when she was in the day room and on her bed when she was in it, which actually was most of the time. She couldn't see very much, but she was stroking Jess all the time. Just a thought TOH.
I had a strange gift at christmas a soft toy cat with some animatronics it meows purrs, rolls over, and lifts a paw to its face like a real one
http://www.lulumycuddlinkitty.com/
http://www.lulumycuddlinkitty.com/
Thanks all. Had a look around and got a card and some daffs and thought I would have another look tomorrow with OH. But just as I arrived back the `Ringtons Tea man ` called. He had lots of lovely goodies. I bought a lovely tin which looks like a flower stall, lovely flowers on it. really pretty. Contains boiled sweets which I know she does like. See what OH thinks later.