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hi Elizabeth ! I am an avid shopper . If the store does not have a fitting room, then tell the salesperson u need the restroom to try on the garment otherwise u can not purchase it. The reason being it with PD or any illness- trying the item on at home then bringing back is very fatiguing for both u and the person returning with u to the store.A lso, it's difficult at times to find someone to bring u back in due time to exchange the item.. As for stores with fitting rooms, tell the salesperson u need assitance in trying on the garment and going back on the sales floor for you to get a differnt size to try on. The shopping trip can be made might less stressful and tiresome if u call ahead to see if they have what u need and to put the garment aside that u want to try on. I find Store managers to be very accomodating to customers needs and requests. Nancy [log in to unmask] Elizabeth Southwood wrote: > I have found it difficult in clothing stores where there are no dressing rooms > where your husband is allowed in to help you try things on. I have been in > one store that let my husband in and it also had a large dressing room with a > railing along one side to hang on to - and that is it. Øne of my friends > 'buys' everything she wants to try on and takes it home, then has to return > it. That doesn't appeal to me. Does anybody know how to handle this¿ I > dread shopping now. Liz S.