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> On Sun, 16 Mar 2014 10:38:44 -0000, "Ophelia"
> > wrote:
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>>The ones I see here are on wheels and have a seat in front too, which
>>lifts
>>up to provide space for shopping or whatever you want to carry around. I
>>sometimes see people with them in the supermarket. I hope you get
>>something
>>you can use easily and hope you will get well soon. My goodness you
>>really
>>have had a dreadful year
>>
>>Here is something similar which might give you some independence.
>>
>>http://www.essentialaids.com/mobilit...-rollator.html
>>
>>http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/mobility-walker-with-seat
>
> Those are usually very cumbersome around the house - if you have the
> space they are great. My rooms are large but even so couldn't
> accommodate those.
Ok I've never used one. When I had big problems with a knee replacement (It
got badly infected) I was either in a wheelchair or on crutches. I don't
remember what we ate much because I was on heavy meds. I could get around
the house on my crutches though. I must ask DH what we ate and if I cooked.
Remember though, I didn't have the underlying problems that Janet has which
might make a considerable difference.
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