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Old 03-07-2011, 10:26 PM #8
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I have balance problems that originated with my eyes years ago. A fast turn (walking or in bed) with my eyes open essentially gives me vertigo. I have a compression fracture to remember that by, because I swiveled my head trying to keep my eyes on 2 disabled relatives at the same time. Naturally, this newly blurred world makes things more unsteady.

As to upright stance, if I were not unusally nimble, it would be safer to progress in a crawl. Beyond that, my newly generalized mg means I cannot lock my knees when I am tired. Sat on the driveway in the rain yesterday waiting to get rid of enough knee wobble so I could get inside. Harriet
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