Due to injuries suffered while growing up, by the time I hit high school I could lift up both feet and walk with just the crutches. Now that I'm older, and break easily, it's not something I would dream of doing.
They do seem a bit short? I suggest taking them with you to your next PT session and ask them to check out the fit. And yes, it will take some getting used to the difference it how to move and stand using them vs. the walker. You'll probably find muscles that haven't been used in a while. Awesome that you got the OK to graduate from the walker.
Due to injuries suffered while growing up, by the time I hit high school I could lift up both feet and walk with just the crutches. Now that I'm older, and break easily, it's not something I would dream of doing.
ReplyDeletethey are too short for you! get a pro to help you
ReplyDeleteHopefully they will get easier with time. Nice crocs!
ReplyDeleteProgress! Way to go!!
ReplyDeleteThey do seem a bit short? I suggest taking them with you to your next PT session and ask them to check out the fit. And yes, it will take some getting used to the difference it how to move and stand using them vs. the walker. You'll probably find muscles that haven't been used in a while.
ReplyDeleteAwesome that you got the OK to graduate from the walker.
I agree they seem short.
ReplyDeleteBut praise God you are healing.
Crutches aren't easy to navigate with so good for you for trying them.
ReplyDeletefor gods sake put on some sturdy shoes!!! crocs should be outlawed. flimsy, no support, unstable....
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