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Aging gracefully
January 8, 2019 - 6:55am
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If you have the bars in your
If you have the bars in your bathroom, you could have your mother hold onto it and simply place a commode behind her, so she wouldn't have to turn to sit.
Simply clean and dry was the best method that we used for cleaning the peri area. As long as they didn't sit in wet diapers, they generally had healthy skin. Wash her the best you can on her side, or when she is actually standing at a bar or with a walker, as long as she is steady enough. That way you can get the front and back. An unsteady person would really be a two person job, or a stand lift would be used.
It sounds like you are very gentle with your mom, and that is the best way to treat the elderly. All the rushing around just agitates them.
chickenfeet
June 27, 2019 - 2:56am
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Rinsing the privates in bed before standing up and peeing again
THank you for the idea to stand up. The commode wont fit in the bathroom. So it is a balancing act at the moment but 75% of the time, i have a good steadying system i would assume. I also manage to jiggle her belly. But in the morning before standing up, sometimes she gets cleaned and after raising the bed and propping her up with pillows, she will pee again after her morning lemon water. I am worried that the urine went inside the vaginal area and when i stand her up, her bladder will come down and over the vaginal tissue which has urine on it. I wont be able to clean the area covered by the dropped bladder anymore until she has laid down in bed again. I usually rinse her with a peri bottle while she is on the toilet and the bladder is down and covering the vaginal opening.