... to say that my lovely mate in physio has fitted me up with my elbow crutches! I hopefully won't need them all the time, but at least they're there for when I do.
We did have a giggle, though, with me hopping up and down the corridor, trying to get used to them! I can manage 2-sticks-forward-one-step-each-foot, but the opposing stick to foot had me very confused! I started off ok, but 2 steps later, I was in a pickle! Is that the fibro, I ask, or just me being a dippy bint? 
Love the picture .... Lol and maybe as you turn around you could accidentally slip and clip your boss round the ear with one while trampling over her feet.
Hugs VG xxx
A quickie? That meant some thing different when I was a young girl,
Not that I can remember what it was just wish this fibro fog would go
So when husband says quickie I will know what the hell he is on about
hi it does take some getting used to i had the underarms type due to the type of surgery i had. It does become second nature after a while warm hugs Jacqui x
You're a character Sooty, love the photo, thought first you were laughing at the silly government and their treatment of us!, but you meant you I think trying to walk with your new crutches, hope they do you right, and you can wear them well!, take care xxxxx
good luck with those I have not had them for a few years but I remember they were under arm ones( I had been on traction for three months and was learning to walk again) anyway I was in the local Naafi - shop- a little boy came up and askedme in all seriousness how I put my trousers on! bless him xgins
My first blog post!!!
What on earth?!!!! Pain overload 
Should I give anti fatigue socks a try?
Walking Stick/elbow crutches
