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SueJ

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Not sure if a wheelchair can be rented or preferably borrowed as I have been fortunate enough never to have needed one.

But now my father is very unwell and has a number of hospital appointments in the coming months. Waiting for a porter and chair in hospital is very time consuming and exhausting for him but not only that, they can only be used once there and not to help him from car to hospital entrance!


Can anyone please advise if they know of somewhere locally (or afar even) where we can rent one from or if someone may have one that folds up that we can borrow?


Bit of an ask I appreciate but would be ever-so-grateful if anyone could help or point me in the right direction please


Many thanks for taking the time to read


Sue

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