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Old 02-06-2008, 11:33 AM #7
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My neuro said that he has never had a patient be unable to do this and still be walking. I use a cane at home and for short times when I'm out.
your neuro's wrong (and Greta's right!)

I have failed this test for a decade, yet I still walk.

I use a cane and bilateral AFOs when I have to go more than about 100 yards.

or stiff-sided sturdy hiking boots for ankle support.

lol, I just tried it!

left hand did fine, right hand flunked miserably... landed in the region of my eyebrow.

I have to do it SLOWLY, lest I poke an eye out here.

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