Thank you all for your kind reply. The doctor visited me today and has arranged for me to have a night carer on Friday Saturday and Sunday night this week . She is also looking into a suprapubic catheter and an anti- depressant. I have requested a teatime call from the carers to stand me up so I can go to the loo. The district nurses also called but could not offer me anything to help with the bed situation but my OT is visiting on Monday. I have been looking at those silky sheets and maybe I will try them. I was wary about going down the airflow mattress route as I know many of my patients in hospital find it difficult to move on them as they're squidgy. I have a standard Soft Foam mattress on at the moment but it is so hard. I have put a mattress topper on top to try and soften it and also so I can use my electric blanket as I get very cold. I would not
be able to use an electric blanket with an airflow mattress, how do you keep warm?
I have had a recent respiratory assessment which was fine but I do struggle when I'm lying flat or I get in a stew. Ellie I want a bladder like yours, I'm trying to train mine, but it does it's own thing.
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be able to use an electric blanket with an airflow mattress, how do you keep warm?
I have had a recent respiratory assessment which was fine but I do struggle when I'm lying flat or I get in a stew. Ellie I want a bladder like yours, I'm trying to train mine, but it does it's own thing.
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