Comforter PR-505 Leather Edition

so far, it works as expected but we haven't had it that long.

Patient thinks it is a little bit hard, not as comfortable as his old chair but he needs to be able to get in and out so the chair does perform as expected.

ann s. from punta gorda, fl (caregiver)

small cell lung cancer patient

Comfort and ease of use.

Not any I can think of.

didier t. from north bethesda, md

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It is easy to use and does what promised.

We haven't found any yet.

ruth d. from manchester, pa (caregiver)

She is 78 years old and had broken her hip. She is unable to climb the stairs to the bedroom and sleeps in the Lift Chair. She also needs the tilt f

Quite - many positions - easy to operate - quality fabric - could have returned

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lottie r. from rose hill, ms

91 years old; needs to sleep in chair because of breathing problems.

everything

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juanita b. from jacksonville, fl

I am so pleased that I brought this chair, Now my family can rest when I sit down. They no longer have to help me up. I have a bad back and polyneurop

THE ABILITY TO USE AS A REGULAR CHAIR OR PUT MY FEET UP OR RECLINE EVEN TO A POSITION WHERE MY FEET ARE ELEVATED ABOVE MY HEART TO REDUCE SWELLING IN MY FEET.

I HAVEN'T FOUND AND WEAKNESS

fontelle s. from troy, mi

I AM 50 AND HAVE SECONDARY PROGESSIVE MS. AND UNABLE TO WALK.

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delia i. from livermore, ca (caregiver)

My brother, who we bought this chair for was non-ambulatory, and fully dependent upon others for his mobility.

It's extremely comfortable; Dad says it's like "being on a cloud." Special order upholstery is wonderful to the touch. Infinite positioning allows him to nap during the day.

The motor mechanism moves very slow, with no option to speed it up. Answering the telephone or sitting up for any reason is a rather laborious process.

david s. from macon, ga (caregiver)

86 y/o male, two hip replacements, ambulatory but in significant pain which he refuses to treat with medication. He is caregiver for a spouse with de

comfort, ease of use

i keep losing control remote

carl r. from storrs-mansfield, ct

age 76, bad back

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michael s. from akron, oh (caregiver)

Disabled by stroke, 65

Massage and heater.

Makes noise when chaning positions.

john l. from aurora, il

66, MS, can't walk.

The strengths are the ease in lying back, raising the legs above the heart, and being able to get out of the chair without traumatic pain, which I had been doing in my standard chairs and sofas. The edema in my legs has gone down, and I'm not sure, but I think the chair has helped.

So far I haven't found any weaknesses, and I don't anticipate doing so. I practically live in this chair and love it.

patricia k. from salt lake city, ut

I am a 67-year-old woman with fibromyalgia. I am only 5 feet tall, and I got the small size.