Hi Karl, I'm in the Seattle area.

I know I won't be able to get in/out as I'm fairly short (about 5' is all)
without some kind of aid. I either need to figure something out that will
allow me to get in/out without trouble or I need a 2nd vehicle.

And I'm not sure going in through the slider and then to the front seat will
work out very well as  I won't be able to bend much since it's my low back.

I'll be unable to do my own driving for a good 6 weeks as well. My 17 year
old daughter will be my chauffeur. ;-)

~Annie
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On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 5:23 AM, Karl Wolz <wolzphoto@q.com> wrote:

> Annie,
>
> Where are you located, and what are you looking for?  You sasy you will not
> be able to get in and out of it, but also say you need to devise a way to
> get in and out of it.
>
> Karl Wolz
>
> |
> |My problem, and where I need the advice and help is, I'm not going to be
> |able to get in and out of my van once I have the surgery. Thankfully it's
> |an automatic so when I am cleared to drive, it won't be a big issue. In
> |between the surgery and then, though, I'll need to devise a way to get in
> |and out of it.
> |
> |Or .... My other option is to buy a 2nd vehicle, which actually, I'd like
> |to do anyway. I have the means to make payments on something (the van is
> |owned free and clear) but I don't have money for a down payment so I'm not
> |sure I can even do it.
> |
> |Anyway, any suggestions appreciated.
> |
> |
> |~Annie
> |Sent from my iPhone
>
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