No it couldn't go on the roof as it is way to heavy. It is cross between a wheel chair and one of those scooter. I said to Mario that we might buy a normal wheel chair ourself, if i can push one that we used at Bunnings a few months ago, I could push him around on the flat at shopping centres, or we could use the one at the shopping centres that lend them out. The bed is the next thing, and yes it will be one that goes up and down and bends. Some just look like a normal bed as it has a normal base around the sides and you can get a matching bed head for it. Also the OT it looking for a mattress that fills with air but has a foam top. It would make it easier for Mario to transition from the normal mattress he has now to the other one. I am thankful that we have a person to manage it for us getting OT, physio, builders, Outside lift company etc, as it would have been to much for me. as looking after him/business/house. But I am managing thing fine at the moment.


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I really think they should also have fellow disabled folks working there as I think that will improve so much. It took me 12 months of hoop jumping to get on ndis, which I did finally start of March. My OT is amazing and plan lady is lovely. So far I've only have the wheelchair being built (using a borrowed one right now) they pushed that through so fast once was on the system. I haven't got any support workers yet with the current world apocolypse. But also have some bathroom mod funds too but not sure how to actually use the funds. I have to have a driving assessment with an driving OT too in my car which once it's all mechanically safe again, I can. Will be fitting and exploring more suitable mods and a lift in the back to lift wheelchair in and out 

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