plastic bags and tape/rubber bands will cover your bandages, and i'll loan you my shower stool so you don't have to be on your feet to bathe. i've not actually used it, but i've stumbled enough in the shower recently that i think it's time to haul it in from the garage and clean it up.
a thought: when my mom had her foot surgery (bunions), she found that a walker was much easier and less wobbly than crutches. she was able to borrow one, and it already had a handy bag attached for stashing things as she moved around (like the cordless phone). i know you have the wheelchair, but for around the house and kitties, it might be a better method of making yourself mobile.
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a thought: when my mom had her foot surgery (bunions), she found that a walker was much easier and less wobbly than crutches. she was able to borrow one, and it already had a handy bag attached for stashing things as she moved around (like the cordless phone). i know you have the wheelchair, but for around the house and kitties, it might be a better method of making yourself mobile.