and it is so cheap! I chose it because of all the positive reviews

I hope that it works well for you.

:):):):)

this is maybe when i injured my back

When do you think you injured your back? Which fall? How recent?

How is your back now? :hug::hug::hug:

It was one of those two posts. both I hit my tailbone and it took this long to heal. I think it has been at least a month and I thought it was the exercises

Bobby

Probably the back and the exercises that might help irritate the
area are the same from the fall.

Its like yesterday I took a fall coming in because my area at the
door is was very slippery. And now I have a hip and top of
leg really sore. The other one isn't so bad. But I know how
it happened. And the only change I can make to the area is
to make sure the little rug is at the top close to were I walk in.

I am really sore today, but will survive. I have to work on
getting up from the floor, its a no brainer. But I'm not sure
I want to start till after surgery. Because I can't lift or do
anything with the left arm till after about a week or longer.

Heating pad, right on that area is a must a few times a day.

Donna :grouphug::hug:

oh rats do you have a full plate. what kind of rug? what happens when it gets
wet? it is so hard to be careful when you have so much to focus on. what kind of shoes do you wear? do they grip? I bought a bath mat but then gave it to marcia. I take baths and I thought it was more dangerous with the bath mat.
take care and feel better
bobby

The problem was the little rug type thing that was to be at the front
door. Was not exactly in use. It had moved out of place.

Its been working since I replaced it. I have boots that are
real new. But I have been wearing them for a week. And
they work really well on the snow, ice and sleety areas.

I believe strongly there was just to much melted snow, and other
things on the doorway. So I'm being really careful. And I've been
back in the area a lot to let at least one dog. And sometimes two
out. So all is well right now.

Donna

Please be very careful, Donna! :hug::hug::hug::hug::hug:

Unless I have to actually walk through several inches of snow, I don't wear winter boots, I wear waterproof hiking shoes. The treads on them are a lot better than most winter boots. I just bought a new pair by Merrill on clearance at ****'s for $15!

Depending on the floor under the rug, you could always try some double-sided tape to keep it in place if it keeps moving on you.

Yes, Kay

I honestly wear only these boots when its big amounts of snow.
Which this year is what we are having. I have to get some of
the other shoes again. Problem is do they make some that
don't have to be tied. I wear mainly shoes without ties.

:hug::grouphug: