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Old 10-12-2010, 02:38 AM #8
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I've never heard of a kneescooter before!! Thanks for posting Twink! Pretty cool if you're able to use one. My course of MS damaged my balance center right off the bat so have had to use more "sturdy" devices that held me up. I really hate that feeling, bleh.....kind of feel carsick with any movement.....in the car......YUCK!!!
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