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timwilky 16-04-09 02:39 PM

coping with crutches
 
ok, is because I is fat but anything more than 10 yards starts to get hard work.

Getting up stairs on my knees, going down on my ****.

Having a bath with leg hanging out. all this I can cope with.

But, how the heck do I wipe my **** trying to lift myself off the bog on a pair of crutches and wipe at same time?

husky03 16-04-09 02:41 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
you don't mate-you hang your rump over the side of the bath and scoosh it with the shower.

Dave20046 16-04-09 02:41 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by timwilky (Post 1869555)
ok, is because I is fat but anything more than 10 yards starts to get hard work.

Getting up stairs on my knees, going down on my ****.

Having a bath with leg hanging out. all this I can cope with.

But, how the heck do I wipe my **** trying to lift myself off the bog on a pair of crutches and wipe at same time?

do it whilst sat ;)

carty 16-04-09 02:46 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Or hold it in...

Can't be easy fella, hopefully it won't last too long

dizzyblonde 16-04-09 02:52 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carty (Post 1869570)
Or hold it in...

but then he'll explode leaving a bit of a mess:rolleyes:

plowsie 16-04-09 02:52 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by timwilky (Post 1869555)
ok, is because I is fat but anything more than 10 yards starts to get hard work.

Getting up stairs on my knees, going down on my ****.

Having a bath with leg hanging out. all this I can cope with.

But, how the heck do I wipe my **** trying to lift myself off the bog on a pair of crutches and wipe at same time?

I'm guessing your still sat on the bog now and posting from a laptop.

I'd say let it dry :smt031

Dave20046 16-04-09 02:53 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dizzyblonde (Post 1869579)
but then he'll explode leaving a bit of a mess:rolleyes:

someone else'll have to clean it though :razz:

dizzyblonde 16-04-09 02:55 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by plowsie (Post 1869580)
I'd say let it dry :smt031


ewwww Klingon:smt095

ArtyLady 16-04-09 03:26 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
lift your @rse cheek up on one side and wipe - then get up onto crutches - job done :cool:

Ping 16-04-09 03:29 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
*wonders who's going to be the sick pup that posts the 'This thread is useless without pictures' pics*





:smt003

Dicky Ticker 16-04-09 03:32 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Do like the dog does:)

timwilky 16-04-09 03:33 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
What, crap on my lawn?

Speedy Claire 16-04-09 03:34 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
I thought the normal way to wipe your bum was to do it whilst sat on the loo? failing that I suggest that you leave the lower half of your body unclothed and whilst going downstairs on your bum grind your bum into the carpet thus by the time you get downstairs your bum will be nice and clean :D

jimmy__riddle 16-04-09 03:42 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
fill the toilet bowl with hungry fish and lower youself in?

Razor 16-04-09 03:59 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jamesrichardson (Post 1869650)
fill the toilet bowl with hungry fish and lower youself in?

a pair of piranhas are only £80-

missyburd 16-04-09 05:07 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Speedy Claire (Post 1869633)
I thought the normal way to wipe your bum was to do it whilst sat on the loo? failing that I suggest that you leave the lower half of your body unclothed and whilst going downstairs on your bum grind your bum into the carpet thus by the time you get downstairs your bum will be nice and clean :D

I was under that impression too but that suggestion just made me go ewwwwwwwwwww :-P

Get a bidet Tim

husky03 16-04-09 05:14 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
try this-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pARH-jsRt3U

Bluepete 16-04-09 06:26 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
You have a dog right?

Does it like peanut butter?

It it easy to train a dog to lick things tasting of peanut butter?

Pete ;)

timwilky 16-04-09 06:30 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
you is very nasty. That is the attitude I associate with Royal Marines and lesser military types

Mrs Blue Pete 16-04-09 07:13 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BluePete (Post 1869994)
You have a dog right?

Does it like peanut butter?

It it easy to train a dog to lick things tasting of peanut butter?

Pete ;)


OMG Tim I am so sorry. He has such a potty brain. :oops:

Razor 16-04-09 08:05 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
My dog won't lick peanut butter, but she goes mad for liver pate!

timwilky 19-04-09 08:44 AM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Damm just fallen when a crutch slipped on the bathroom tiled floor. Broken leg hurts like hell as it hit the deck hard on the way down.

The crutches are fitted with different rubber tips, one is grey soft and deforms against the surface in use, the other thatr slipped is a hard black tip.

I guess somebody has changed a tip somewhere and fecked up

stewie 19-04-09 12:56 PM

Re: coping with crutches
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dicky Ticker (Post 1869623)
Do like the dog does:)

Dont know if humping someones leg will him too much :D

ixlr8 20-04-09 05:22 AM

Re: coping with crutches
 
No, no, no pics :smt088

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArtyLady (Post 1869618)
lift your @rse cheek up on one side and wipe - then get up onto crutches - job done :cool:

Same situation as you right now. Artylady's got the trick.

Re: falling; take your time until you've got the hang of it. I'm sweet with the crutches - I had a #leg at 18. They (crutches) are like riding a bicycle- except slower :-dd

Good luck with your recovery.

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