three wolves, two crutches, one cane
Dec. 8th, 2008 12:57 pmMy wife's therapist just told her that her new knee is doing so well that she can ditch the crutches and switch to a cane.
I'm sure that our three wolves are happy at this new state of affairs: one cane is less likely to fall over than two crutches, and its lower mass is less likely to hurt them when it hits their canine noggins.

I'm sure that our three wolves are happy at this new state of affairs: one cane is less likely to fall over than two crutches, and its lower mass is less likely to hurt them when it hits their canine noggins.
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Date: Dec. 9th, 2008 04:28 am (UTC)It's a tough life.
The nice thing is that, with the help of the cane, she can walk without limping.
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Date: Dec. 9th, 2008 02:03 pm (UTC)Aside from that, she manages not to limp, but sometimes it's difficult not to, especially when her knee clicks and catches. Our understanding is that what's going on is perfectly normal. Still, that is disconcerting.