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dear debbie
         my husband is the one with pd and so far i haven't thought
about his having a problem with sliding in and out of car till i read
your message.what i've used for myself is a pillow because i am
short and have arthritis so i use a satin pillow case on a foam firm
square 4 inch pad it works well for me and may do for your mother.
  please don't use plastic because a sudden stop could cause her to
slide off seat.
   my husband is a six foot big man so i will try to cover a flat
pad with satin.who knows it may work for pds as it does for me.
    connie tate cg for jack 78 pd 5 years now but managing well.
----- Original Message -----
From: Debbie White <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2000 5:09 PM
Subject: getting out of car seat


> My mother Joyce (70, striatonigral degeneration) is having a lot of
> difficulty getting in and out of the car. Awhile back I remember someone
> mentioned a plastic trash bag was of some use. Are there any other car
aids
> that would help? She cannot ease into the seat, but sort of falls into it.
> Her main issues are rigidity and no balance. Thanks
>
> Debbie White
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