The wheelchair lift was installed in our garage last week, and we've used it every day. What a handy thing (especially for my back and shoulders). I would say that Brodie likes it the best. He uses it every opportunity he gets.
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Ashley and Hope were born with Adenylosuccinate Lyase Deficiency. This metabolic disorder left them with a damaged brain resulting in seizures and profound psychomotor delay. They were not expected to live past infancy. Although they were palliative care, we kept them at home to love and hold. Ashley died on March 18th,2011 (6yrs old) and Hope followed her home on August 14th, 2011 (4yrs old). We now continue our journey as a 'Family of Four'.
5 comments:
That is so nice....well, as nice as a lift can be....glad its working out!!!
So very happy for your new lift. I remember discussing this with you for your Harbour Bay house. Now it's a reality for you. So glad things worked out so well, and you seem to have a champion in command of the lift!! Way to go, Brodie.
Love Madelaine & Phil
Excellent! very snazzy princess lift! With a faithful captain at the helm (Brodie)
and mommy can save those muscles .
m&D
This is awesome. I'm happy that you had the garage space for this lift. We look forward to having our first ever garage in a few weeks so we can dream too. What are we thinking, living this far north without a garage?
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