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Old 01-17-2009, 10:59 AM #10
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I have a walker by each chair. When I rise I grab the walker and hold on
until I know I am stabalized. Then I feel secure in walking. But I do my
share of wall walking and holding on to furniture etc. At 78 I cannot afford
to break a hip. Blessings to all of you!!
Holding on to walls!!!!! Yes, I know it well.

78, good for you! Dynamite!!!!!!!!

I want to do that well.

You sound as if you are just getting a full head of steam to reach a truly ripe old age.
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