A very helpful video. I wish I had discovered this 10 years ago, when I first began using my cane. I spent the first three years walking with the cane on the "wrong" side. Thanks for putting this item together. It will be very helpful for those just beginning the new journey.
It should never be referred to as a “bad” leg a persons worth of their bodies gets devalued with words like that. It’s their operative leg or affected leg.
A very helpful video. I wish I had discovered this 10 years ago, when I first began using my cane. I spent the first three years walking with the cane on the "wrong" side. Thanks for putting this item together. It will be very helpful for those just beginning the new journey.
What’s the point of the wheels if he don’t use them is he just showing the ladies that he has new rims on his Z frame 😆
Very nice 👌🏻🙏🏻👌🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻
THIS PERSON CLEARLY ISN'T DISABLED.
Good vedio
Why do you refer to he bad leg as operative and the good leg as non operative what am I missing here
I believe they're assuming you have recently had a surgery on the bad/operative leg (as in operation).
It should never be referred to as a “bad” leg a persons worth of their bodies gets devalued with words like that. It’s their operative leg or affected leg.
There’s no “bad” legs
This is amazing !! I hope my channel will help with indoor workout and fall in asleep as well. Thanks for your amazing work!! ❤🇺🇸
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The person is not rolling the walker. Lifting the walker can cause you to fall.