Really? How do they expect you to recover properly without a proper bed to sleep in!?
F**k knows... Nae idea! :idontknow:
That makes no sense. Good sleep is an integral part of the healing process!
Aye... Ah know. Absurd, innit? But that's just how ma local council are.
Apparently, if yer living in a council property and ye huv a gas fire downstairs in the living room, you can't huv a bed in the same room. Health hazzard, they say.
Which is just talkin' crap. Cuz ah technically should be an exception due to my disability and more recent surgeries I've hud. Ah mean am in leg plaster casts and cannae get upstairs to ma bedroom. Short of my sister holdin' ma legs an schoochin' upstairs oan ma arse.
And even if ah did, ah'd be stuck up there, which bring another potential problem of gettin' me oot tha hoose were to be fire downstairs.
But, anyway... Ma mum, sister an me huv just telt the team the hospital arrangement for ma rehab to bugger off. With exception to the physiotherapists, like.
An we got a single bed for £70 quid, which we can give to a charity shop once am done with it. Cuz there's nae way ah'd get a good nights rest of the next 4 to 5 weeks on an effin' couch.
But sod the council's regulations...
And if the worst comes to the worst we can sue the feckers, use the Disability Discrimination Act and Court of Human Rights against 'em. By the time they get their solicitor's together, ma plaster cast'll be off, anyway. And reporting them to the local papers in mine and surrounding area of south-west Scotland would huvin them runnin' feart. :bigsmile: