I made it through the day. To be honest I was a little skeptical if I was going to be able to get through to stay without an incident one sort of another. I was worried that maybe I might get stranded in my chair running out of power somewhere along the line or possibly pooping my pants while out in public because I didn't poop enough on Monday. And granted by the time I got home my power chair is flashing lights that I was running out of power but it didn't seem to be that way and I was able to get home and plug in and have enough power for the rest of the day today. I did or actually did not do my arm bike today which I feel kind of bad about since I didn't really do anything else except watch Netflix or actually Marvel movies. The weather was nice enough I could have done something but I didn't trust going anywhere in this chair now. That's going to be my way to excuse for the next couple days if not weeks until I can get another chair that's functional and that the batteries won't run down immediately. So it's not like on Netflix in my life away as much as I'm just trying to survive the life without knowing how good your batteries are.
I don't know why I can't coming back to this fact that I was entirely on my own- - with the exception of the Home Health people I have coming in to do my Care on Monday Wednesdays and Fridays - - that I could be falling out of my chair are out in public maybe stranded or something and I don't know how I like it any assistance or if there would be any assistance. I mean I was fortunate enough when I had the problem with the my chair at you cat when I tried to get it fixed and they sort of broke it all the way they're able at least get me home a wheelchair van and assist me in transferring from the disabled chair to this backup chair. But it sounds me though that I'm doing this, surviving on my own. I think about this every morning as I transfer out of bed into my chair and I make it transfer. That's one more day of an assistant transfers and being independent in the morning. I guess I got the negative view would be that's one day closer to the next problem I'm going to have when I can't make that transfer anymore and slip and fall out of bed on the floor. This chair has brought that to my attention a lot because there's a couple times when I'm trying to either undress at the end of the day or sometimes getting dressed that my body was sort of spasm to the left of the seat of the chair my feet will come off of the foot pedals and be dangling there and if I was not careful I could see myself sliding right out of the chair. I can see how it could very easily and I'm sure it will one of these days. I hope if and when that does happen I have a backup plan that will suffice…

