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Summer 2010: Accessible Camping, or not....

As part of this blog, I have decided to talk about some of the issues that I have encountered this summer as it relates to living with a wheelchair-user.  I feel it is important to write these stories to generate awareness of some of the trials and tribulations as well as for a bit of comic relief! Bill, who has C5-C6 incomplete quadriplegia, uses both a manual and/or a power wheelchair for mobility.  He started a tradition of going camping with his young nieces in his Mom's very large and wooded backyard.  The setup is a large tent for the girls to share, and a tent-cot for Bill and the dog (I did not go on this particular adventure).  A tent-cot is the equivalent of a cot which sits about two feet off the ground enclosed in a tent.  This allows for ease of transfer to and from the wheelchair as the surface is almost level and the cot material is pulled very tight, creating more of a soft but solid surface.  Above the tent-cot was a canopy that was setup to help shield from the weather, just in case of any rain storms. This setup, although seemingly fool-proof, was a catastrophe waiting to happen.  On the second night.... http://wp.me/pNT5q-8u  

Caregiving: A Conversation between an OT (continued)

Training Family Reinterpretation  (continued from Learned Helplessness, Part 2) Holly:This idea of reinterpretation comes up often during caregiver coaching sessions. What other kinds of reinterpretation crop up in your work with clients? Debra: Well, Holly, it can come up in the way a family member talks about their loved one's condition. From a medical perspective......  http://wp.me/pNT5q-8o