How a Safe Step Walk-In Tub can change your life
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Think about the things you loved to do that are difficult today — going for a walk or just sitting comfortably while reading a book. And remember the last time you got a great night’s sleep? As we get older, health issues or even everyday aches, pains and stress can prevent us from enjoying life.
So what’s keeping you from having a better quality of life? Check all the conditions that apply to you.
Then read on to learn how a Safe Step WalkIn Tub can help.
Feel better, sleep better, live better
A Safe Step Walk-In Tub lets you indulge in a warm, relaxing bath that can help relieve life’s aches, pains and worries.
It’s got everything you should look for in a walk-in tub:
• Heated Seat – Providing soothing warmth from start to finish. • MicroSoothe® Air Therapy System – helps oxygenate and soften skin while offering therapeutic benefits.
• Pain-relieving therapy – Hydro massage jets target sore muscles and joints.
• Safety features – Low step-in, grab bars and more can help you to bathe safely and maintain your independence.
• Free Shower Package – shower while seated or standing.
probably a lot more morbid than other people’s.” He also pokes fun at his self-described career missteps. “I did Rhinestone,” he says, “when I should have done Romancing the Stone.”
If you want to see Sylvester Stallone truly light up, ask him about his three daughters with his wife, Jennifer Flavin. Sophia, 26, is working on launching her own makeup line and co-hosts the podcast Unwaxed with sister Sistine, 24, a model and budding actress; Scarlet, 20, is a social media influencer. “I’m a punching bag to my kids,” he says, laughing. “I get it. They grew
up around all of this stuff, so there is no shock factor for them. But the thing that was important to me raising them was that they are empathetic to people who have less, and they’ve turned out to be just fantastic. I credit Jennifer with that.” (Stallone is also father to son Seargeoh, 43, with his first wife, Sasha Czack; their older son, Sage, died in 2012 at age 36 of heart disease.)
From a kid who grew up with less than nothing to a 30-yearold who made a $300,000 bet on himself to the iconic actor he’s become, Stallone has a motto that has always kept him on track: “‘Keep punching until you can’t punch no more.’ It’s always been that way for me,” he says. “It certainly beats the alternative of getting punched.”