Transfer Chair to Commode (Shower Chair) | Quadriplegic Transfer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- C5/6 Quadriplegic transfer from wheelchair to Shower Chair (Commode)
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*Shower Chair (Self-propel Commode: amzn.to/3SsxU1Y (Commode used in video - RAZ SP600 (Mobile self-propel shower commode chair with adjustable height accustomed to your level of transferring): razdesigninc.com/index.php/sh...)
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*Spring-loaded Shower Rack: amzn.to/48KR2h8
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*Shower Curtain (Tension No Drill) Rod: amzn.to/48MLl2o
*Shower Curtain Hooks: amzn.to/4b7eSFC
⏰TIME STAMPS⏰
00:00 Intro
00:14 Wheelchair (WC) brake system (anti-reverse wheellock - prevents WC to roll backwards)
00:42 Shower chair (commode) set up prior to transferring
01:23 WC to Commode setup for transferring
01:47 Foam block & transfer board set up
02:59 Transfer WC to Commode
03:33 Taking transfer board and foam blocks off
05:01 Moving WC away from commode to get ready to shower
05:40 Pivot commode around to shower
07:03 Closing & opening shower curtain
07:34 Pivot commode back to transfer
08:00 Grabbing towel in pivoting process
08:56 WC setup in pivoting process
09:21 Commode setup for transfer
10:23 WC setup to transfer
11:32 Foam block & commode foot plate
12:51 Transfer board setup
14:36 Transfer Commode to WC
16:06 Tidy transfer board & foam block ready for next transfer
17:07 Move WC away from commode
17:25 Commode setup for next transfer
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I have mobility problems myself but I can move around but as I have aged I have to push through the pain and with the help of walking aids I can still get around, I really like the way that you never seem to moan about your condition.
I have my good and bad days. Probably as you know, the emotional journey can be quite tough. I mostly try to focus on the positives and the things that I can do versus the things I’m not able to do. I’m very fortunate that I survived my accident, so I gotta make the best out of the life that I have. That’s the way I look at things anyways.
Do you have an SCI as well or what is your condition that you’re struggling with?
@@QuadLife101 thanks for your reply, I have arthritis in almost every joint, I have had new knees and I am on the waiting list for hip joints, my problem is pain, my medication helps in the short term but doesn't last all day, I can still walk with leg braces and thank god that I can still drive. Good luck 🌹
Congratulations! I am a Brazilian wheelchair user and as the bathrooms in Brazil are different from other countries in America and Europe, I was looking for videos on this topic of yours to learn the techniques of transfers in the bathroom because it is very common to have bathtubs and that for me was the worst thing about regarding the shower which is more common here. And you gave a show of class and skills because your injury is still above my T7/8 SCI
You are very strong! I'm impressed! Thanks for sharing!
Glad it helps! Thank you for the feedback
You’re such an inspiration, babe! Love you so much ❤️
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Great job homie! Thanks for posting!
Thanks! Hope this helps 💙🤍
for a quad you are doing great!
Thank you! Definitely took some time to get there and still learning every day 💪🏻💙
Parabéns! Sou cadeirante brasileiro e como os banheiros do Brasil são diferentes de outros países na América e Europa, estava buscando vídeos sobre esse seu tema para aprender as técnicas de transferências no banheiro pois é muito comum ter as banheiras e isso pra mim era o mais ruim em relação ao chuveiro que é mais comum aqui. E você deu um show de aula e habilidades pois a sua lesão ainda é acima da minha T7/8 SCI.
I’m so sorry I’m not really understanding I believe it’s Portuguese. But thank you for the comment. I also speak French if that’s an easier way of communicating.
@@QuadLife101 Congratulations! I am a Brazilian wheelchair user and as the bathrooms in Brazil are different from other countries in America and Europe, I was looking for videos on this topic of yours to learn the techniques of transfers in the bathroom because it is very common to have bathtubs and that for me was the worst thing about regarding the shower which is more common here. And you gave a show of class and skills because your injury is still above my T7/8 SCI
félicitations! Je suis un utilisateur de fauteuil roulant brésilien et comme les salles de bains au Brésil sont différentes des autres pays d'Amérique et d'Europe, je cherchais des vidéos sur votre sujet pour apprendre les techniques de transferts dans la salle de bain car il est très courant d'avoir des baignoires et c'était pour moi la pire chose à propos de la douche qui est plus courante ici. Et vous avez fait preuve de classe et de compétences parce que votre blessure est toujours au-dessus de mon SCI T7/8
Can you show how you attached the stick to the shower curtain in order to open and close?
I’m not sure I understand. The stick is just a regular curtain rod and I just have a key ring that I attach at the end of the rod where it’s got an attachment for it. Then attach it to one of my shower curtain loops that holds the curtain. Hope that makes sense? You can also take a look in the description of where you’re able to get those rods.
@@QuadLife101 Thank you.
Happy to help hope it works for you. It’s been such a game changer for me. Ended up finding it at the reuse it centre so it was a hammy down, but you can get that stuff on Amazon for cheap. They can also be called “Blind pull rods/wand” and I would get them with a closed loop rather than a hook so it’s stable and doesn’t fall off.
how do you get into your chair from floor ?
I wish I knew! I haven’t figured out how to do that and don’t know if it’s doable with my level of function add body strength.
do yk how big tht sliding board is?
It’s the ADI smaller board 21” x 8”. You can also pick the orientation of the hand holes whether you want them vertical or horizontal. Hope this helps! My apologies for the tardy response as well.
What exactly commode chair do you have? Do you have bowel management program?
I have the RAZ SP600. I’ve actually wrote it down in the description, along with the link to check it out. And yes I do have a bowel program usually go 3x/ week. I’ll eventually make a videos about bowels and bladder care after SCI, along with my personal routine and what I have learned over the years. 💩
@@QuadLife101 Thank you for your answering my question. My disability is called Cerebral palsy and I also useing the wheelchair.
I know a bit about CP, a little bit different but similar at the same time.
@@QuadLife101 When we can expect another video?
@@medicopter117ism Hi Jan. I’ve been working on it so sometime this week. It’ll be about my kitchen set up. Hope this is helping🙂
Where is your shower drain??
From just after the side of my toilet, the floor is slightly slanted, and the shower drain is towards the wall, parallel to how the shower curtain would close. It’s just a bar made it from the same material as the tiled wall where the water can drain, where there is a slight slits on both side. You can then lift it up to clean it and there is an actual drain hole in the middle. Hope this makes sense! The downside is it is a headache to clean up and a bit gross, usually do it every 3 to 4 months.
Are you a complete or incomplete?
Incomplete ended up getting some triceps and wrist flexion back. I now present more closely to a C7.