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Old 01-26-2011, 07:55 AM #1
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Teeth Tips to avoid falls...
...and near misses, based on personal experience. Bet you've got some, also.

1. Do not walk faster than your cane.

2. When taking a shower, do not suddenly raise your arms to shampoo your hair and close your eyes at the same time.

3. Do not attempt to answer your cordless/cell phone while carrying laundry downstairs.

4. When putting on underwear, do not attempt to put both legs in the same opening.
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