My mom is 4/7"--9she has shrunk) will this work for her?
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It works for me and I have shrunk from just under s5 feet. They're hard to find because you need that junior size.ss
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My mom shrunk too. She's about 4'10" and has been using this for about 2 years. It works very well for her, no problems whatsoever. She often says how much she depends on this, and won't even try others. I don't think there is a smaller one out there. This adjusts fairly easily so you should be ok with it. Good luck!
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My mother is 4' 11" and it works for her. But the seat height might be an issue. The handles will lower enough but the seat doesn't lower so it may be a stretch for her to sit on it. Floor to seat height, according to the specs, is 18 inches. If you see someone with one, ask if she can try it for the seat height.
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We bought this for my 90 yr old mother-in-law who is about that height and it works fine for her. She tires easily and uses the seat for resting and also carrying items.
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This walker has changed my mother-in-law's life. She is 4'9 and 93 years old. She now walks and totes things with confidence. She loves the seat feature and the closed compartment instead of the basket that other walkers have. She calls it her Roles Royce.
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I'm 4/11" and I found the walker to be a little taller than I wanted. (Set at it's lowest height) good and sturdy tho.
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I think it will. My Mom is less than 4' 10" and hers is not at the lowest adjustment.
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I bought this for my 6yr old.i got her height but it was too wide for a child use.im guessin it could work for ur mom
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I use this belt with my sister and she said it doesn't hurt. Believe me, she would complain if it did. She is about 5'1" and weighs about 190 lbs. She has very little balance and we have to support her with the belt. As a caregiver, this belt is a wonderful tool and much better than the plain gait belt.
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I would think so. It was just difficult for my 89 yr old mom to use on her own. You have to get the sock on the donner and then be able to pull it up. She wasn't able to do that.
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To be honest I don't know. I do know that my Mom (who wears a size 6 to 7 shoe) couldn't even pull the stockings on. We had to return the item because of this. For someone who is elderly and doesn't have great strength I wouldn't recommend this product.
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Thank you for contacting Active Forever. The mirror that you are inquiring about would be an excellent choice for your mom. It is foldable and meets the measurements that you need. I hope this information helps you with your decision to order this product. If we can be of any other help please feel free to contact us.
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Depends how long her legs are torso are. My mom is a few inches taller and this chair was great for her. It is a smaller chair - width wise. really light and really great / easy to transport my mom around.
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It should. I bought it for my grandson who is only 10 years old, and his mother is using it now, too! Both are average sized.
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Hi Danielle,Thank you for your feedback!We usually recommend a "bra extender" to our moms when they experience and or have the same concerns as yourself. It is a small accessory found anywhere that will provide you with extra hooks down at the bottom crotch area providing you with more room and 9 times out of 10 it resolves the issue.We can mail you one out today to you free of charge. Simply give us a call at (888) 894-2951Have a great day!
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Best advise I could give is to measure out the wrist and give the amount of slack that she would be comfortable with (remeber to give room for the charms) and get the closest Pandora size available. I ended up exchaning the 7.9 for the 7.1 size and it works perfectly.
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The cast covers here fit my daughter (5'4"), in heavy casts, to below the knee. Without the casts, the covers fit her to just above the knee. I'd say it depends on your mom's height / leg length. If in doubt, do a search for "waterproof knee cover", even Walgreens has some. Best Wishes for a Speedy, Full Recovery!
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the "mini" version is for "youths," so even though it's fine for your mom, i'd still say to get the "standard" size for both of them. the product's website has a sizing chart, if that helps. just google "backjoy" and track down the sitSmart product on their site. the sizing chart is right there. good luck!
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I am 5'2" and it is easy to pull up and fold but I am not so sure at how easy it would be for an 83 year old to lock it. But I don't know how her hands are. On the other hand this is a very light and portable walker and I love it. Would she be able to store it between a wall and the end of a couch perhaps where she may not need to lock it perhaps? Mine is in the car and it is quite late so tomorrow if it might work that way for you I could measure at certain points while folded to see if it would work under the handles while folded in places. The rounded bar swings away and is no problem. Just give a comment and I will check it out if you let me know what you need. I really love it in every way. It adjusts in height and mine is at the very bottom so if she is taller keep that in mind. It is an awesome color too
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Ordered for my mom- first one ordered was too short. Measure and compare with item's specs
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Yes - we just did a small 11 year old girl - but she is only 72 # - and it bit her and shrunk a bit. Instructions are to dry cold and hang dry, so we did that and it went well - but it was not a big size at all - it just fit her. She is about 4'7. Thin is OK - my daughter is rail thin. If yours is very small, maybe go one size lower.
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Yes - This is how we normally have it. It works perfectly for my Mom. We use the full size when she has company.
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Well, I guess it depends on how long? I can only speak from experience. My daughters were 19 3/4 and 20 1/2 respectively and it worked great both times. I would guess it would be fine because there is no velcro or fitted areas. We used till they were both 4 mos. I would think you could try..not sure about return policy on these items. Best!
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As far as I know, either a 4", 6" or 8" will work. I don't know about the 9" but cannot imagine why not. The differences will be in the resultant height of the portion on which one sits. When I had an 8" & a similar frame several years ago, I would arrange it & then kinda plop on it a few times or stand on it & stomp it into submission. Now I have a 4" & it's a breeze to fold & manipulate especially as I'm in my mid-60s & no longer as buff & strong as in yesteryears. If these solutions don't please you, you can always single layer it by allowing 1/3 to fall over the top... then shove it against a wall to secure in place. If you leave the frame in the position as shown in the photo then you are looking at single layering it & no problem. Good luck & hope this has helped.