Walking Stick
What do I need a cane or a crutch for the right leg?
Unfortunately, I hurt my right leg Footy contact the other day when I went to score a try. Anyway I went to the doctor and he said no need to pressure him for a while as one of the muscles is beaten. I have the option to choose a cane or crutches. Which should I choose??
After using two crutches and a cane (I suppose a cane and walking stick are the same LOL), I'd say if we are to use two crutches for most of the weight of his injured leg, go on crutches. But if you're only going to use aid on one side, go with the cane. Although I do not need my cane 99% of the time, took over when I walk through forested areas to set aside things my way, or down in the branches of mulberry. Heaven once used my stick, while gathering berries, and good luck brought him along, because they beat a viper snake of the same. Maybe I am partial to canes because of these things, hee hee. Whichever you choose, be real careful about wet floors, even smooth concrete. Both my crutches and poles have fallen upon them. I bought special advice at the pharmacy, and while that helped, it still slipped occasionally.
Making A Walking Stick
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