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Old 03-27-2009, 05:13 PM #3
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hi there

you may like to invest in a crutch - I started out with a cane, but quickly moved on to crutches. They offer much better support than a cane when balance is off. I find canes very wobbly.

These days I use two crutches (or more usually my walker) which offers a lot more support for the wobbles.

feel better soon

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