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Old 03-25-2015, 08:48 AM #1
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I was diagnosed 20 years ago, now having more balance and walking problem,
it doesn't seem a cane helps keep me steady enough, I don't like the walker at all, I was thinking about forearm canes, anyone have experience with them.
Also having trouble with shoes that are not comfortable. I need very comfortable cool summer shoes. I have a wide foot and can't seem to find any that I like. I wear SAS most of the time, they are so expensive, now I need summer shoes. Any suggestions for cool shoes I can afford.
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