Easy Access Baths – It’s all well and good talking about pretty dresses and where to buy wide fit shoes, but sometimes there are other issues that are involved in living life plus size. I know that if you’re smaller than me these issues might not affect you, in fact I am at a size where many of them don’t affect me but it is important to recognise that they are issues for people and that sometimes we need to look for solutions.
Easy Access Baths
For example, I wouldn’t sit in a booth at a restaurant because I know I would be too squashed and I wouldn’t be comfortable and today I argued with a man on the train because he couldn’t walk passed me in the aisle – why he couldn’t wait until everyone was sat down before he got up I really don’t know, but that’s another story!
One thing I know many people with plus size bodies struggle with is baths – For example, I wouldn’t be comfortable in a normal size bath – I’d be squished in about an inch of water and ain’t nobody got time for that.
Without a doubt, if I ever win the lottery I’m going to build a fat friendly bathroom that is the stuff dreams are made of. I know for certain that a massive bath will feature heavily in this – maybe a big circle one! I’ve looked into easy access baths before and actually in the grand scheme of things they’re quite affordable.
I realise that these baths are designed for the disabled and people with mobility problems, but I would definitely consider one if it was large enough for me to bathe comfortably – goodness how much I would spend in Lush if this was ever the case!
What practical thing do you have on your wishlist should you ever win the lottery?
Debz xx
Debz Louise is a plus-size blogger based in Yorkshire. Behind many nationwide campaigns such as #WeaAreTheThey & winner of Best Blogger at the UK Plus Size Awards, she talkas about life as a plus-size 40-something woman in South Yorkshire.
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