JeepnOut
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Hi everyone, I have a surgery date for the end of April (30th to be exact) which will be a second go at the surgery. I was supposed to go a few years back, but after looking at the CATH results the night before surgery the doctor decided that I didn't need to go through at that time. Fast-forward to the present day, The situation in my chest has gotten more sever with Aortic Stenosis and Aneurism and going to get the Ross procedure to get it fixed.
So I've looking at getting a powered Lazy-Boy recliner and was wondering if a powered lift chair would be worth it, or should I just stick with a the recliner? After I get out of the hospital I'll be in a medical rehab center for about 2 weeks, then to home to where the Lazy-Boy will be. I'm not really to sure how "strong" I'll be then so I'm not to sure if I should get a lift chair or not.
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So I've looking at getting a powered Lazy-Boy recliner and was wondering if a powered lift chair would be worth it, or should I just stick with a the recliner? After I get out of the hospital I'll be in a medical rehab center for about 2 weeks, then to home to where the Lazy-Boy will be. I'm not really to sure how "strong" I'll be then so I'm not to sure if I should get a lift chair or not.
Thanks