Having a powerchair makes some things a lot easier/more possible than they would be on foot.
And for every errand-running day, there are a lot of resting-days at home where not much except toilet visits/showers/food gets achieved.
(It probably says quite a lot about my current level of physical exhaustion that I keep having the thought "wow, I could do so much more housework if I didn't have to spend energy on toilet visits, including the standing-up-while-washing-and-drying-my-hands afterwards.")
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Having a powerchair makes some things a lot easier/more possible than they would be on foot.
And for every errand-running day, there are a lot of resting-days at home where not much except toilet visits/showers/food gets achieved.
(It probably says quite a lot about my current level of physical exhaustion that I keep having the thought "wow, I could do so much more housework if I didn't have to spend energy on toilet visits, including the standing-up-while-washing-and-drying-my-hands afterwards.")