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Old 05-07-2007, 02:27 PM #11
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I'm like alot of others here, I have total body, but refuse to use a wheelchair or walker. Currently using forearm crutches, but I HATE using them. I still work ( in an office as a hospice nurse), and I can not stand people seeing me use the crutches. I know it's a vanity issue, and I know I need them, but still......HATE THEM. Ok, now that I've vented...
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