Hello evryone. I recall having read somewhere about a special key which allows access to public conveniences, and I am thinking of applying for one. Even though Mum rarely goes out, I think perhaps it would be a good idea. We have recently been shopping to buy her new trousers, and having left her in the cubicle to try them on, it never occurred to me that there would be a problem. However, she came out to show me the trousers and then couldn't recall which cubicle she was in. It caused mayhem in a very busy changing room. Which made me think about toilets etc. Can anyone advise, please?
keys to toilets
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Hi Lulu,
It's called a RADAR key and I posted something about it here:
http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/talkingpoint/discuss/showthread.php?p=14090&highlight=radar#post14090
Based on your changing room experience, it could be a good idea to get one now, just in case. Sometimes all we can do is to try to struggle to think one step ahead.
Take care,
Sandy
It's called a RADAR key and I posted something about it here:
http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/talkingpoint/discuss/showthread.php?p=14090&highlight=radar#post14090
Based on your changing room experience, it could be a good idea to get one now, just in case. Sometimes all we can do is to try to struggle to think one step ahead.
Take care,
Sandy
Lulu, do get one, I found it an absolute Godsend. Your local council should have details and keys too, ours does. Love She. XX
These keys are a great help tp men carers also.
I do not have to wait outside toilets wondering if Peg has found another way out,we go in together
Norman
I do not have to wait outside toilets wondering if Peg has found another way out,we go in together
Norman
Hi Lulu,
They are a bit large aren't they!
Mine has the added bonus of being a security blanket, my husband doesn't get so fussed about going out now that we have one of these. No more dehli belly problems!!!
They are a bit large aren't they!
Mine has the added bonus of being a security blanket, my husband doesn't get so fussed about going out now that we have one of these. No more dehli belly problems!!!
Lulu
you wouldn't want it on you key ring would you?
I keep ours in the ash tray ( never used) in the car.
Norman
you wouldn't want it on you key ring would you?
I keep ours in the ash tray ( never used) in the car.
Norman
Lionel has just recently railled against me going in to the disabled loo with him.
Well meaning friends (at the beach hut) persueded me to let him go into the 'gents' with me stationed outside.
Yes, this was successful on two occassions, and we spend a lot of time at the beach. However the third occassion resulted in dear Lionel coming out WET from the waist down.
What price his independance........It is back to us both using the disabled loo together. The RADAR key is priceless. Regards to all, Connie
Well meaning friends (at the beach hut) persueded me to let him go into the 'gents' with me stationed outside.
Yes, this was successful on two occassions, and we spend a lot of time at the beach. However the third occassion resulted in dear Lionel coming out WET from the waist down.
What price his independance........It is back to us both using the disabled loo together. The RADAR key is priceless. Regards to all, Connie
