kittysomerville
09-09-2008, 04:23 PM
My husband just recently had what we're playfully referring to as a freak accident this past Thursday (Sept 4th). He went to kick our bedroom door closed one morning and hit his toes just right (or wrong). He didn't break anything. He actually split the skin between his middle toe and the next to last toe. It actually tore quite a bit and he ended up having to get 6 stitches between his toes! Poor thing! :ill:
Anyway, we're getting the stitches out the day before we leave for WDW. We leave this Sunday the 14th. Most of his foot is all bruised and blue, and I'm concerned about him walking around on it. He tried walking on it yesterday at work, and did fine for a while, but it started bothering him after an extended period.
Anyway, now I'm wondering if I'm gonna need to have a wheelchair for him at the parks. He walks around the house ok, I'm just worried that he won't be able to handle all that walking at the parks.
If I have to rent a wheelchair for the duration of our stay, is it hard to get them on/off busses? Can I just pick up a chair every day at the park instead of messing with getting a chair on/off busses? Do I need to bring a doctor's note? What exactly are the logistics involved here? Will I even NEED a wheelchair by then?!? Am I over thinking this?!? :confused:
Anyway, we're getting the stitches out the day before we leave for WDW. We leave this Sunday the 14th. Most of his foot is all bruised and blue, and I'm concerned about him walking around on it. He tried walking on it yesterday at work, and did fine for a while, but it started bothering him after an extended period.
Anyway, now I'm wondering if I'm gonna need to have a wheelchair for him at the parks. He walks around the house ok, I'm just worried that he won't be able to handle all that walking at the parks.
If I have to rent a wheelchair for the duration of our stay, is it hard to get them on/off busses? Can I just pick up a chair every day at the park instead of messing with getting a chair on/off busses? Do I need to bring a doctor's note? What exactly are the logistics involved here? Will I even NEED a wheelchair by then?!? Am I over thinking this?!? :confused: