Coping

[ronyork]

We seem to cope at present, The difficulty I find is when out when perhaps visiting the loo and my wife stands outside my worry being she might wonder off.

 

[jeany123]

Hi Ronyork and welcome to Talking Point, you can get a Radar key from your local council for the disabled toilets then you can both go in together or buy one on Amazon,
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Badge-Compa...e=UTF8&qid=1430232670&sr=8-3&keywords=loo+key

http://www.amazon.co.uk/NKS-Radar-K...r=8-1&keywords=radar+key+for+disabled+toilets

 

[stanleypj]

We seem to cope at present, The difficulty I find is when out when perhaps visiting the loo and my wife stands outside my worry being she might wonder off.

Hello ronyork and welcome to TP.

I understand your worry about this. A pretty sure solution is to use a disabled loo when you need to and take your wife in with you. Some of them require a 'Radar key' which you can buy very cheaply online (Amazon for instance). This is a perfectly legitimate use of a disabled loo - your wife is disabled.

It may sound like an extreme solution to some but anything that lessens the stress of caring is worth considering.

 

[stanleypj]

You beat me to it Jeany but glad you agree.