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I have neuropothy of my feet and need a walker with Diabetes

Have a walker that I got when I had Knee replacement havent had to use it again until this week and back started acting up on me ,now am using it to just manage to stand up

very helpful

can be cumbersome in some situations

Have a walker that I got when I had Knee replacement have had to use it again until this week and back started acting up on me ,now am using it to just manage to stand up

very helpful

can be cumbersome in some situations

I love my walker. I also have to use wheelchair for when I need to be on my feet like cooking, washing dishes, housework in general. The wheelchair is for degeneration of spine.

Watch out for loose rugs, haha

I use my walker all the time to be able to walk with the neuropathy pain in my legs. Sometimes the walker holds me up. Now I have osteoarthritis and my walker is now doubly valuable. I hope not for life but for now it's absolute.

Stability while walking and even holding me up. Also, the seat is wonderful to have to sit down when I'm exhausted.

Having to transport the walker is difficult at times. You can't use stairs, not tha I really could. People don't always have very good reactions to me when they see me in line with them or going where they are going.

I love my walker. It has the seat and basket, as well, so I can sit when I need. I usually use it when I have dizzy spells due to damage in my inner ear, but I also use it when neuropathy and/or fibromyalgia keep me down. Currently I'm using it because I broke my ankle in a fall down the stairs 2 weeks ago. Ouch! I'm so thankful I have one.

Handy, portable,light weight, so many uses!

Absolutely none!

I kept falling, and finally got a walker with seat/wheels and a basket.
Made a big difference in my mobility,
I use it only on uneven ground now, but,
always keep it in my car. just in case

Got me out and walking.
Saved me from falling.

none, for me.

I have a walker, had to use it after knee surgeries... When I was first going for walks again, I'd use it to when I went for short walks. Then I graduated to a cane, then free. I kept it however and after my bike accident I was glad I had one... I still use it on days when fibromyalgia flare ups are especially bad... with knee replacement, falling is a disaster... Most of the time I don't need one, but it is a good thing to have available...

safety

could get more dependent on them than we need to be... something to be aware of...

I have a walker, use it for knee problems mainly but have a cane for my diabetic neuropathy to use when having troubles.

Help to get around for basic things.

Of course not able to move around normally, but I just feel so low when I have to use either one...kind of not human which I know is not the case but its just something inside my head that gets to me. weird eh?

I had to use a walker for 8 months last year when I broke my knee. I couldn't use crutches. Then I moved to a cane for a couple of months and now I only use the cane to get up and down our front step.

Walkers make ur arms real tired especially when u use one without wheels on and u have to lift it to get around. Like I had to do.