Yes. I pulled off the monumental shower, grooming, dressing throughout the night in stages, and got out and back just before the heat index boosted up over the warning stage. I was hoping to get out at 5am but it was more like 6:15am. Made it back around 9am. Did about 4 miles on foot pushing chair with container for packing groceries in, and on. Plus navigationally caning. Met a new sweet dog and his person, on the way back, and an old friend while I was refilling a jug of reverse osmosis water. Made it with the popsicles intact. Had built a fort of frozen food around them, in a shady paper bag. Would have liked to stay dressed longer, but the muscles are all needing horizontal time. Glad I got two gallons of milk, which I will be drinking half of one, through the several times dystonia gets me up to alleviate the contortions. That's why I knew I had to get out this morning because all the milk was gone. Whole milk is my emergency drug. Whenever I finally end up moving five miles every direction from a town, I'm just going to have to be schooled by my cousins to keep my own cow. Meanwhile I have made things as accessible as I can while still renting. I keep trying to get my dad and brother to think this way too. I like lots of these possibilities. I am planning on building my own large bath house that can be shared with a washer and dryer side, and easily rolled into with any type of equipment. With multiple bathing/shower areas, and counters.

Regarding the Apple Watch, I agree some falls/slips do not register because they were too moderate. That being said , as long as you don't pass out, you still have the ability to contact 911 from your wrist.

Where is the link for the other video in this subject

I don't see links to all the products which were mentioned. Did I miss something? Thanks. Great presentation.