Most of the furniture, I just scoot around on the hardwood floors. Most of them have rollers on them so it's not too horrible. I moved my sewing cabinet, the bins in the kitchen & laundry area as well as the cabinet with the microwave on top. I did get rid of an old recliner & a portable dishwasher that no longer worked out of the house & paid a church member to haul it to the dump site. Swept & cleaned the floors under all of this stuff. Yuck, it was nasty. Tomorrow, I have to move the china cabinet from the dining room to the living room, move the TV over to make room for the china cabinet, move a desk in front of the living room window to make room for the TV & move a chair over by the china cabinet. Then I have to turn my dining table sideways so there is space to move thru the dining area to the living room. I have to move a rocking chair over to make space for the wheelchair to go thru. Then I have some small bins to move around & my sewing bookcase/books/supplies, etc. The wheelchair has to be able to come thru the back gate, up the ramp, into the laundry room, into the kitchen, the dining area, living room & then to the hallway bath & my bedroom. I'm not trying to clear my hubby's study as there is a 6 inch drop (rarely go in there anyway) & I won't be going into my daughter's bedroom. I do have to sweep the leaves & debris off of the ra mp & back deck as well as move the hose & sprinkler off of the landing. I've had a week to prepare but no help so I gave up waiting on hubby & daughter & started moving things myself. They don't really care whether I get a new wheelchair or not. Mine is 9yrs old & is beginning to fall apart. I will donate to an agency who will fix it up for someone with no income. As of now, I am still waiting to hear from the doctor.
Marty
Brighten each corner where you are ... smile!