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Old 02-28-2016, 07:28 AM #3
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Zinnia, great news!

The problem with walkers and rollators is they are not ergonomic. I believe they strain the shoulders, wrists and elbows and cause a pitched forward gait. I was already pitching forward, with foot drop, dystonia and hip bursitis, so I was cautious about using anything which would entrain that bent over posture permanently.
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