Hi All. The response to my request about 4-Wheeled Walkers is a prime
example of how great and indispensable this list ia. The response has led
me to new pathways and new solutions for my pwp. Thank you list. I know
that some persons have become disheartened because of the political
partisanship and the theological attacks on stem cell research, but please
do not leave the list. Instead, make it work.
I have one further question. The U-Step does seem to be optimal.
However I am not sure whether it would work well on gravelled paths or on
hard impacted dirt paths. Does any one have experience on these surfaces.
We have found a store in Santa Monica that carries the U-Step and we shall
go there to check it out. However everything I have heard and read says
that it will be optimal.
Thanks Again. Jules, cg for Doris, 80,10.
At 11:56 AM 7/24/04 -0400, Maxine Krugman wrote:
>the ustep is made based on the person's size so that helps a bit..but yes,
>it's heavy. the basket is large and the seat as well. i really liked that
>they
>have an option to add a laser button for someone who freezes and has found
>this method helpful. it turns on a dime and i will stop touting it as it
>sounds like i have an interest in it...wish i did but i don't.
>maxine
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