My Mobility Aids For Different Days

The reality is when you have multiple chronic illnesses, one mobility aid may not be enough. Give yourself the grace and flexibility to get the tools you need for the jobs you need to get done. Time to get equipped!
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[@inbedwithlauren]

I have quite a few chronic debilitating conditions. I've been housebound/bedbound for years now. I'm too young (42) to need mobility aids??? apparently?? but I just watched this video and cried the entire way through. I've been deteriorating for years and not one person ever suggested one to me and it never occurred to me to get something to help me, because those are reserved for people who really need them (aka-not me because I'm still ambulatory).... I'm finally ready to stop feeling guilty for needing help. I can't continue to live life without mobility aids. Everyone around me has healthy working bodies so it's all completely new territory for me. All I want to do is get myself well enough, so that I can help other people navigate their chronic illnesses, because it is exhausting. Sending you so much love and appreciation digitally. ❤

[@slowrollwithsteph]

Appreciate your comment so much! Never to young, age has no barring on your bodies needs! Sending love right back!

[@inbedwithlauren]

@@slowrollwithsteph I see you’re in Canada. Would you be open to recording a zoom call between us, as you teach me what I might need? Then we can post it and hopefully help a lot of people.
No pressure.
I hope you’re well
-Lauren ♥️

[@slowrollwithsteph]

Feel free to send me an email at [e-mail] so we can chat about it. :)

[@Questor-ky2fv]

Some years ago, when I found myself moving around my home by holding onto walls and furniture, I realized that it was time for mobility aids. I did my homework and bought a couple of offset handled small base quad canes. They were a big help, but my knees continued to get worse. A few years ago, I did my homework again, and upgraded to a Nova Mini Mack rolling walker. This model is the right fit for me, and has been a huge help. I could have gotten a mobility scooter or motorized wheelchair, but felt that the walker was a better choice, health wise. I still occasionally use my canes, but the walker is better most of the time. I looked into forearm walkers, I think that they are more likely to tip over. They are also bulkier and heavier for traveling. I named my rolling walker Warp 9.😂

[@ElectricWheerchairPerfcare]

We are the seller of Perfcare electric wheelchair in the United States, we want to cooperate with you on the video of electric wheelchair

[@slowrollwithsteph]

Please send me an email at [e-mail] 😊 thank you!

[@saundrablakeslee3620]

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