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Hankster
8 years agoMember
Don't be afraid to use a walking stick
hi ladies am having one of those wonderful insomnia nights so I thought I would share some of my experience just in case it might help someone out there . I have nets in my neck back and pelvis . Th...
Zoffiel
8 years agoMember
I've got a hiking stick with a larger than usual rubber foot on it. The adjustable length is good as I am quite tall and I can change it depending on what I'm doing. It doesn't look as 'orthopedic' asa regular walking stick.
Chemo has buggered up my feet and ankles and generally made me a bit unsteady but the trusty stick gives me balance and confidence, particularly on rough ground or if I'm going somewhere I have to deal with heaps of stairs. I can also poke stuff with it. Very handy.
Chemo has buggered up my feet and ankles and generally made me a bit unsteady but the trusty stick gives me balance and confidence, particularly on rough ground or if I'm going somewhere I have to deal with heaps of stairs. I can also poke stuff with it. Very handy.