Re: Standing on chairs.
Thank you for the warning Jemflux. I think a lot of women stand on chairs and I do it all the time. It's easier than getting the stepladders out, but I know I shouldn't be doing it. My grandma had a nasty accident falling off a chair and her leg was badly damaged as a result; not broken, but it never really healed well and became ulcerated because of the damage.Re: Standing on chairs.
That's good advice and a warning to all, Jem.Re: Standing on chairs.
Jem, hope Maisie soon recovers, and what a good job her Grandson was there to help her.Re: Standing on chairs.
So sorry to hear about Maisie and I hope she recovers soon. I'm 20 years younger but I can no longer stand on a chair, nor can I go up a ladder.Re: Standing on chairs.
Good advice Jem. I hope Maisie doesn't feel too sore today. I am always standing on chairs being so short and from there I step onto the kitchen worktops to reach things even walk along them. Airing cupboard, bedroom cupboards, everything here is to flipping high. It's these quick little reaching jobs where we could come unstuck isn't it? Anything like a light bulb change etc my husband does that. I have got a little pair of step ladders in the hallway cupboad and can't be bothered to get them out each and every time. Will now, thanks again Jem.
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