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Old 04-19-2016, 04:21 AM #4
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I want one!!! I watched the video and it looks great.

The lady that put it into the back seat of the car was pretty small. She didn't look especially strong and she seemed to handle it well. I'm not the one who puts my walker into the car or trunk, though.

I wonder if insurance would help with the cost? I'll have to check that out because I truly believe this would help my balance.....or lack thereof.

Thanks Agate for sharing this.
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