Omgosh!!!!! I wish I had seen this years ago!!!! My knees are shot but I still have more weight to lose. I mostly use a 4 wheeled walker with a seat. I have an indoor 1 and a to go 1. Stairs....oh how I HATE them!!!! This also would have helped us so much when my 10 year old grandson had a non weight bearing surgery on 1 foot. He was only able to leave the house for dr appts. I am so excited!!!!
Good day , awesome. Thank you so much for sharing the above video. How will patients using the Walker go about the same. In my case i initiate movement from hip muscle. Please suggest and guide me
@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 it makes it a bit of a flawed method. I work with elderly people that would invariably adjust the height incorrectly or worse not click the legs back in properly. You can use the same ascending technique with even legs, then kinda the reverse going down facing forwards (“good girls go to heaven, bad girls go to hell” aka unaffected/stronger leg goes up first, but affected leg goes down first
So I need one walker like this with legs of different heights, and another walker for indoor use... Also, going down frozen icy stairs is dangerous for healthy person. Invalids should not be doing this.
Omgosh!!!!! I wish I had seen this years ago!!!! My knees are shot but I still have more weight to lose. I mostly use a 4 wheeled walker with a seat. I have an indoor 1 and a to go 1. Stairs....oh how I HATE them!!!! This also would have helped us so much when my 10 year old grandson had a non weight bearing surgery on 1 foot. He was only able to leave the house for dr appts. I am so excited!!!!
Thanks for video
This is amazing !! I hope my channel will help with indoor workout and fall❤ in asleep as well. Thanks for your amazing work!!
Good day , awesome. Thank you so much for sharing the above video. How will patients using the Walker go about the same. In my case i initiate movement from hip muscle. Please suggest and guide me
Thank you
Amazing
This looks just so dangerous to me I’d probably fall and hurt myself I’m 84 yrs old I would not feel safe at all
So then do the sitting down one
Great
Getting down on back wards is tough as i face a lot of imbalance issues
that's brilliant. how do you do it with a rollator?
You don't.
Please give availability in India
Please try it in automatic height adjusted bcz it is for ild people
I would reconsider this method and instead use a shower chair and use one side of the rail to do a sit/stand method. Much safer.
This really can’t be considered safe
Lady you are brave those steps look a wee bit slippy lol ... Thanx
Can you use the uneven walker once you get past the stairs though?
You would probably have to readjust it
@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 it makes it a bit of a flawed method. I work with elderly people that would invariably adjust the height incorrectly or worse not click the legs back in properly.
You can use the same ascending technique with even legs, then kinda the reverse going down facing forwards (“good girls go to heaven, bad girls go to hell” aka unaffected/stronger leg goes up first, but affected leg goes down first
Contact📞 of walker
So I need one walker like this with legs of different heights, and another walker for indoor use...
Also, going down frozen icy stairs is dangerous for healthy person. Invalids should not be doing this.
Very tough. Safety at risk.Think about dual piping Systems for stairs claim.
safer to put in a stair lift
Lol by the time it gets installed you wouldn’t even need the walker