We get this catalog and it sometimes has rolators in it.

I don't know which types are the best...but sometimes these look nice... they are close outs...

http://www.heartlandamerica.com/?SC=WIG20001

http://www.heartlandamerica.com/brow...efined&DL=QSP3

http://www.heartlandamerica.com/brow...efined&DL=QSP5

Try Overstock.com too.... that is where I got my nice chair cushion! It made a huge difference in my legs since being on the computer was "killing me"...

Here is overstock's page:
http://www.overstock.com/Health-Beau...8/product.html

They have $2.95 shipping on any order! That is a good deal!

Maybe would make a nice Mother's Day gift?

BTW this is my cushion:
http://www.overstock.com/Health-Beau...tml?rcmndsrc=5

Thank you for those sites, MrsD. I looked at all of them. Overstock has a good price on the rollator. I'm going to seriously think about it. It would be nice to know I have it here just in case I do need it one day.

Kelly, I don't like canes for the reason stated above. From my own expereinces and watching others it appears canes cause you to walk incorrectly. Having said that I did have a PT tell me I was using the cane correctly.

I prefer to use Trekking Poles. Your gait is much more natural and Trekking Poles offer more stability than canes...imo.

As far as your leg giving out --- try working with a PT.

I also use a trekking pole outside, and on stairs. It is light and higher grip...and really helps. But I don't have MS, I have spinal arthritis and PN.

It is much easier to walk using a pole than a cane IMO.

It is even easier on the hands...which bother me alot.

I got mine at Dunham's for $15.00... The rubber tips do wear out and you need to buy new ones.