Judy C. writes:

Any time  someone has to use an assistive device, like a walker or
crutches, they must  be taught why and how.



Judy LF here, again:

Ah, yes and don't get me started on how as someone whose original college
training was in Physical Therapy, how many people have their crutches
measured  wrong, are using them incorrectly, and risking other injury than the one
they  are using them for!  :) I also see canes measured and used
incorrectly all  the time, especially on television. But good point, Judy C, and this
is why I do  call bottles and supplementers of all kinds "assistive feeding
devices."

Peace,
Judy, just back from seeing two great bands outside in the Park on the
summer's evening...


Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY, USA
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