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On using walkers
- Thread starter Dusty
- Start date
Was told one should change baby diapers often along with politicians for the same reason.
Perhaps
Perhaps a write up of the titanium hip now implanted on the person that was using the walker. Could you machine your own hip? Home installation not recommended.
historicalarms
Ultra Member
As a dude who just very recently became very dependent on a walker....are you boys making fun of us old bastards LOL
Here’s my attempt: Live by the sword, die by the sword, equip your walker accordingly.
historicalarms
Ultra Member
Now ya went and got the thought process working overtime....how could I mount a .50 BMG on a swivel to mine....be an attention grabber!!
Can't speak for others, but in my case I am easing myself into the mindset that I will likely require a walker earlier than others. I want to be like my elderly aunt, who embraced every medical and mobility challenge with gusto and just kept going. My pride has a ways to go yet; I just hope I grow up enough in time to find dignity in old age.
deleted_user
Super User
apparently ableism is funny.
well it is sometimes.
I have never had to use a walker, but I've had to use a cane repeatedly for extended times, and well as one of those chairs for the bath. My new retirement goal is to have a spa like master bath, with a bench seat built right into the shower... with hydronic heating.
apparently ableism is funny.
well it is sometimes.
I have never had to use a walker, but I've had to use a cane repeatedly for extended times, and well as one of those chairs for the bath. My new retirement goal is to have a spa like master bath, with a bench seat built right into the shower... with hydronic heating.
What no bar? LOL
LeakyCanoe
Active Member
Man that shower is nicer than than my house. Just missing a draft beer tap though. Likely an oversight.apparently ableism is funny.
well it is sometimes.
I have never had to use a walker, but I've had to use a cane repeatedly for extended times, and well as one of those chairs for the bath. My new retirement goal is to have a spa like master bath, with a bench seat built right into the shower... with hydronic heating.