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Old 08-26-2010, 05:49 PM #18
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Eddie is right, bathroom is dangerous unless floor is made non-slip. I put those strips in
my shower which make it impossible or nearly impossible to slip. I know what happens when one slips, as I fell down the stairs in May and broke my kneecap, and I'm still rehabing for that. I have numb feet and ankles. If anything else is numb is isn't constant.
Occasionally an arm. I can't take steroids cause I have Porphyria.
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