For one thing, the APA doesn't say to 'never' use baby walkers. That is foolish. The APA does, however, state that Baby walkers should not be used PRIOR to the child learning how...

you dont need training but a few pointers are needed.Hold the waker by both handles at all times when walking.YOUR arms should have a comfortable bend at the elbow ..this tells you that the walker ...

There is a program called sit and be fit. It is based for the elderly. You sit while doing it so it sounds like it is something that would be right for you. www.sitandbefit.com

If there is a concern about his safety, or if he wants to get some treatment, he might consider a Sleep Clinic. There he can be observed, diagnosed and treated. Good luck.

if there was no sexual contact, then there's no likelyhood of catching an STD from this person..even if he were to touch something in her apartment (soiled clothes, sex toys, etc), STD's ...

The parts of the body it works are as follows: Biceps Triceps Shoulders Back Chest Core muscles Glutes (bum) Thighs Calf's Quite a long list and covers majority of the major muscle g...

Wheels tend to be static and so turning corners is a problem. The balls allow the walker to be maneuverable in any direction, bit like that famous vacuum cleaner. Best of Luck

I doubt it. Even if he looks normal his brain will never be the same. When any part of the body gets stressed it never fully recovers......scar tissue has formed....never ever

Walkers,wheelchairs,motorized schooters,glasses,hearing aides....the list of senior help goes on.....George

I'm thinking crutches might be a better option I'm not sure why they had you using a walking instead of crutches. Ask your doctor if they are a better option

You have two choices, do away with the walker so you can walk, or keep the walker and be a cripple the rest of your life. Of course you can remain a cripple, maybe everyone will feel sorry for you ...

if you had internal bleeding you would know, you would be spitting up blood, or passing it in your urine or bowel movements. you probably just bruised your rib's and knocked the breath out of...

Why cant it be true - think about WAlkers and how much money they have they can afford to do offeres occasionally - you have to save up 'points' to get them - in donig that walkers get yo...

Pro: they are easier to maneuver in tight places Con: they are easier to tip over so I wouldnt recommend to someone who is weak all-around Pro: they tend to be cheaper than 4-wheel devices Con: ...

Yes he does have a chance to walk again. I know of a teenage boy who had both of his legs, and one of his arms amputated (he was ran over by a train) and today he had prosthesis, and he is able to ...