When my doctor told me she didn’t want to see me in the building without a walker or a cane, I was slightly mortified. I didn’t want to walk around looking like an old lady. But it helps me keep my balance without my service dog (he is retired from the balance/bracing portion of his work.) And aside from the fact that it helps tremendously with the hip and back pain I have from the cancer invading my bones, it has it’s other advantages too. (I opted for a walker because I kept tripping myself with my cane.)
- IT HAS POCKETS!!! Some came on the walker (bottom front), some I added myself (on the sides.)
- It doesn’t trip me like a cane does. Yeah, just call me grace.
- It has a seat so I can sit down when I need to. Chemo is exhausting.
- It has pockets!!! So convenient. I can carry everything I need to appointments.
- I can utilize the seat as a table in waiting rooms. Much more sanitary in this day and age.
- I can customize it!!! I am loving yarn-bombing it.
- People are much nicer when you have a walker. Sad, but true.
- Did I mention the POCKETS?!? I just love pockets.
Yeah, those are just some of the reasons I have grown to love my walker. I should name it. Any ideas?
(I was playing with the idea of “Wilbert the Warrior Wagon.”)
Judy Lunsford 
Awesome job decorating your walker for many, occasions. Love the handiness of the pockets, seat, etc. Keep on keeping on 🙂
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I am working on some more decorations for Easter and have started some for summer!
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If I ever need to get a walker, I am hiring you to decorate it for me.
On to some bad news. On the 29th of last month, I was fired by that miserable old lady. But I never actually moved out until 3 of this month. When I tell you that old lady went off on me on Sunday, you would have thought I was just dirt under her shoes.
This is why I haven’t had the time to read on your blog lately. So I am trying to catch up with all the blog posts that I have missed.
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Yikes!! I’m glad you’re out of there. Are you ok?
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