Shopping trolleys for the elderly…
 

I was shopping at M&S today in Camberley. I saw a woman pushing her elderly mother in a shopping trolley and her mother was seated at the front of the trolley in the same area people sit their children although the trolley was designed with the purpose for an elderly person to sit. I have never seen this before and a lot of people were turning their heads. It looked bizarre….and how life goes full circle. One minute they are pushing us around in a supermarket trolley…then we are doing it for them…

I want a go...:joker:

I hope I dream about this tonight...

Maybe get nosey joyce one for xmas.

If a thread ever needed some pictures...this is the one.

Was she putting things in the trolley when her daughter was not looking

I followed them out of the shop…not deliberately. I couldn’t believe my eyes because it seemed so surreal. Many people were taking a second look. As they got to their car which was parked about 6 cars away from me, I saw her get off her seat and she had a cushion where she was sitting. It was clearly designed for her to sit there unlike a child…it was just bizarre. It just didn’t look right because it didn’t look dignified if you know what I mean… A child sits there close to their parent pushing them but surely an adult would feel a bit uncomfortable sitting right in front of her daughter pushing her…odd.

Was it her own Rusti or provided by the supermarket

I not seen any advert and there nothing online about it so I guessing it was hers and not the supermarket :crazy:

I don’t know…I don’t know how you would collapse a shopping trolley in you car…:laugh:

I hope they remember to take granny out first.

When i take my mum to the supermarket we get a trolley that fits around the wheelchair so i can push the chair with the trolley in front. YOu cant reverse with it and its long but it works ok, it clips onto the front.

https://www.dcreurope.com/wp-content...inkelwagen.jpg

That’s what I was thinking it would be a version of that

:joker: probably a trial of s new trolley

If I see her and her daughter again I'm going to take a better look.