witsawakorn Posted Tuesday at 04:41 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:41 AM Does anyone know if there is a wheelchair available for use at the Immigration Office at Chaeng Wattana? I am not very good at walking long distances and it would be useful to know that a wheelchair is available for use so my wife can push me around if necessary. TIA Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NativeBob Posted Tuesday at 04:51 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:51 AM not at all. Used to be, all gone. My guess - stolen. had to rent from hospital Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post digger70 Posted yesterday at 04:11 AM Popular Post Share Posted yesterday at 04:11 AM Wheelchair at CW If you have trouble to walk any distance and if you have to do that often would it not be wise/better to invest in a fold up wheelchair yourself if possible . They are not that expensive cheapest one Under thb 3K 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
billd766 Posted 22 hours ago Share Posted 22 hours ago 2 hours ago, digger70 said: Wheelchair at CW If you have trouble to walk any distance and if you have to do that often would it not be wise/better to invest in a fold up wheelchair yourself if possible . They are not that expensive cheapest one Under thb 3K If you were to buy your own folding wheelchair, it may be worth visiting a medical equipment shop, (they can usually be found close to major hospitals) and check that they are the right size for you, that they will take your weight (plus 25 or 50% extra), that they have good brakes, have outer rims so that you can move yourself around, that they are not too heavy or bulky to fit in your car, especially when you and your wife get older and have less strength. The decent ones I have seen (but not seriously looked at) start from around 6 or 7k baht. If you decide to get one, ask to sit in it, to fold it up etc. Try not to buy one from online because that way you pay before you see it, and if it does not suit you, then have a limited period to return it, and the seller may not accept it as a returned as un-acceptable item. Fortunately for me I can still walk a little distance but away from the house I use a walking stick. If I visit a hospital I always ask for a wheelchair because I use it as a chair during the long waiting times. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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