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Sorry, slightly crazy request and am not sure anyone on here would have such a thing (or if they do am sure they will need it) but I have broken my ankle and for next few days cannot bear weight on it - my crutches are hurting my hands (blisters forming already!) so finding it hard to get around....would just love to get out and about for the weekend so friends can wheel me about...King's are treating me - do they lend out wheelchairs? - was in such a state yesterday, never asked..


thanks v much

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