My nightmare with the NDIS process.

**Roverlord off road spares** · 18th May 2021, 07:52 PM

Originally Posted by Tins

I believe so, but we will be checking. They have a lot to do with this sort of thing.

Very true.

I'm certainly grateful for you input. Apart from the complete unsuitability of the hoist provided by Parks, it was the whole slinging arrangement that daunted me. On that topic, Mario, is your carer certified with the sling thing? It would be great if she is.

Hi John, I have a couple of Support workers, the one with me on Monday has worked in age care for a number of years and knows how to use a hoist and sling, she registered for our session to see how that one worked. I found that the way the instructor lady showed us with mine was contrary to what we were trained in on my bedroom ceiling mounted hoist. I didn't want to argue with her as she wanted to run it her way. I think it was a learning for all of them, otherwise they would have known about the lifting height issue
You should have had go John to experience the ball crushing pain l was in, didn't you pick it that my voice pitch increased whilst l was hanging.

**Tins** · 18th May 2021, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

You should have had go John to experience the ball crushing pain l was in, didn't you pick it that my voice pitch increased whilst l was hanging.

I was seriously uncomfortable with the entire session. You were quite stoic. But I don't hear very well.

**Roverlord off road spares** · 18th May 2021, 08:06 PM

Just wondering if Epic Dragon rides horses and if so how does she mount a saddle? Horses are as high as a boat gunnel on a trailer.

**Roverlord off road spares** · 18th May 2021, 08:15 PM

Originally Posted by Tins

I was seriously uncomfortable with the entire session. You were quite stoic. But I don't hear very well.

I have the solution, A large weather balloon, a bottle of helium, my harness, a lanyard and float me aboard. Just don't let go of the lanyard John, I have a fear of heights.

**NavyDiver** · 18th May 2021, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by Old Farang

Even though it is with the best of intentions, under the law you could ALL be exposing yourselves to mind boggling legal costs if something were to go wrong and cause an injury, or worse.

Is the boat you want to use in the water, or on a trailer? If on a trailer at a boat ramp I think that I would be looking at getting Mario into it before it goes in the water. Depending on what his wheelchair is, look at lifting that into the boat with him in it, rather than having the stress of getting him into a sling.

Thanks for the input.

**NavyDiver** · 18th May 2021, 08:21 PM

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

I have the solution, A large weather balloon, a bottle of helium, my harness, a lanyard and float me aboard. Just don't let go of the lanyard John, I have a fear of heights.

Love the idea Mario

A bit like this mate?

**austastar** · 18th May 2021, 08:22 PM

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To get a camel into the curb-sitting position, it must be coerced with a guttural "khhhh" and a firm tap on a front foot with a camel stick. Slowly and ponderously, it will go down.*
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With a horse. . . ?
Nay!

Cheers

**Roverlord off road spares** · 18th May 2021, 08:53 PM

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l haven seen Navy diver's trailer boat, but l don't think " nay'' or "khhhh "will get it to lower, letting the tyres own only will gain about 6 inches. There is nothing thing close to the public ramps to use a block and tackle on.,l have been researching this for over 12 months now

**NavyDiver** · 18th May 2021, 08:56 PM

[QUOTE=Roverlord off road spares;3084326]

Originally Posted by austastar

8<‐------------
To get a camel into the curb-sitting position, it must be coerced with a guttural "khhhh" and a firm tap on a front foot with a camel stick. Slowly and ponderously, it will go down.*
8<--------------
"
With a horse. . . ? g

CheersOTE]

l haven seen Navy diver's trailer boat, but l don't think " nay'' or "khhhh "will get it to lower, letting the tyres own only will gain about 6 inches. There is nothing thing close to the public ramps to use a block and tackle on.,l have been researching this for over 12 months now

Calling you in the morning mate. Hit a road block and also found another way.

**Tins** · 18th May 2021, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Love the idea Mario

A bit like this mate?

Russell and Doug! Brilliant. Mario can get his Expedition Scout badge.

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