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Old 03-07-2009, 04:27 PM #14
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OUCH Barb! Sorry to hear of your fall, but really glad you didn't break any bones; that is my big fear. I find that when I get up in the night, I'm half dazed and since my legs have been in such a relaxed position, they are not real steady, so I usually wall walk my way to the bathroom. Oh, I've still fallen before, so I think that a rollator might be a good idea for you to ensure your safety.

Hope this is your 1st and last fall. Take care.
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