hoyer

  1. Citlalli

    Hoyer or Pivot lift? please help

    Hi, We are in the process of getting a lift as I can no longer carry my husband, I have been doing it far beyond where I should've stopped and have huge back and neck problems, I am in constant pain, so I really need a solution. I need something that will help both with transfers and with...
  2. Pollyanna

    Just trying to stay ahead of the runaway ALS Train!

    Help! I'm my husband's caregiver and have nobody coming in to help at this time. So far we've been able to stand him up long enough to transfer to the toilet and back to his recliner/lift chair. But this week his legs and arms are so weak, he can no longer stand, so I'm using a Hoyer lift...
  3. J

    Frustrated!

    Spent 3 weeks with Dad. It gets harder and harder to leave. We were both in tears when I left. I am still trying to get all the equipment we need to look after him at home. He is so afraid of being left alone for some reason and it hurts me that he needs this reassurance. He doesn't seem to...
  4. B

    i need advice on lift types

    I have really been putting a load on my poor wifes back and I think it's time for a lift .I have heard about a hoyer lift but it was described as obsolete .Can any one tell me of any types of lifts that don't require alot of room to get them around ? I am about 200 pounds so I fear tipping over...
  5. J

    SOLD: Hoyer lift for sale

    400 lbs Hydraulic Hoyer Lift available. Located in Lakeland, Florida. New lifts cost $700.00 or more. This one is immediately available for $250.00.
  6. E

    Do you find Personal Care Workers Help to make the care of a loved one easier

    I have been told by husband's Physiotherapist and Occ. Therapist that I need to have a personal care worker come in to give me a hand. My husband and I are reluctant. Has anyone found that this has helped them. My husband needs help getting up to a sitting position and I need to move him around...
  7. Snowbird

    Lifts, aids, and renovations

    I have also read the posts from people wondering how to make their homes more accessible to their family member with ALS. I have enough brochures to paper one of our walls. This is what we finally ended up doing that was the most practical and affordable for us. Jack's arms went first, and...
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