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Old 11-19-2010, 01:06 PM #11
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Very ingenious! It's a wonderful idea. You could help many people with this walker.
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ITS PERFECT!!! BUt could I please have mine with bicycle wheel options-gotta run the dog -dontcha know!!

Seriously-it is the answer for me - cant use walker, canes asthey would have been useless-no energy for one to even manipulate those items - plus fatigue demands a seat.

Just Brilliant - will show to my family and see who has some connections.
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