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How wording makes the Disability living allowance claim more detailed
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(07-31-2010 03:05 PM)maddies_mummy Wrote:  I've since bought her a backpack with an adult strap/handle.
What bag did you go for and how are you finding it?
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(07-31-2010 07:28 PM)Daniel Wrote:  
(07-31-2010 03:05 PM)maddies_mummy Wrote:  I've since bought her a backpack with an adult strap/handle.
What bag did you go for and how are you finding it?

She's got one of these, and it's fabulous!
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Tra...s(0026379)

And she enjoys it, when she's out walking (short journey to the newsagents) or coming out of her wheelchair to stretch her legs a bit she says "bee packpack on!", so it's good that she enjoys it. Smile
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lol i like the waterproof hat that comes with it, gotta say must have been a parent that designed that only we are cruel enough hehehehehe
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(07-31-2010 08:15 PM)maddies_mummy Wrote:  
(07-31-2010 07:28 PM)Daniel Wrote:  
(07-31-2010 03:05 PM)maddies_mummy Wrote:  I've since bought her a backpack with an adult strap/handle.
What bag did you go for and how are you finding it?

She's got one of these, and it's fabulous!
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Tra...s(0026379)

And she enjoys it, when she's out walking (short journey to the newsagents) or coming out of her wheelchair to stretch her legs a bit she says "bee packpack on!", so it's good that she enjoys it. Smile
Wow i love that one Smile
I love the hat Big Grin
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The hat bit stays on for about 10 seconds for comedy value on my behalf, lol, before she whips it off! Hahaha!
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