My Bedroom

This is what the inside of my bedroom looks like.  I did used to work and so I do have some money of my own.  If you look at pictures 1 and 2  the only things that the room comes with when you first get there are the bed and the little table to the left of the bed in picture 1.  There is also about 4 large shelves on the right of the bed and left of where my chair and a half is.  However, most of the furniture in these photos I purchased or someone in the community donated to me.  Most of the people in this facility do not have this much stuff in their room either because they are not mobile or do not have money.  They use hospital sheets and pillows and do not have their own like myself. 


PICTURE #1


PICTURE #2


                                                                         PICTURE #3 

I put the mirror on the wall and photos.  There is no mirror supplied to anyone who comes in .  Only the one above the sink.



PICTURE #4

I put the shelf above my sink and the hair dryer holder.  The only thing most people have is the sink and paper towel dispenser and garbage can.



PICTURE #5 

I put the picture in my shower.  It does not have anything on the walls anywhere in the bathroom or bedroom.  I bought that waterproof poster to put in my shower











 

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