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Living life to the full around the world

Read about how people around the world live with Disability. Here you will read about our highs and lows in life,

01 February 2004

Continued Improvement

My mobility continued to improve slowly and I carried on walking with my wheeled frame, although I have to say that since I started using the frame I had always found it alien. What I mean by that is when you walk with a frame you have to lift or push it forward and then step through, and I have always thought this to be odd. I can remember telling my physio this on a few occasions and although we worked together on improving my walking and balance it still felt odd, but on the other side of the coin I thought oh well at least I’m walking again so it didn’t matter too much.When I went for my treatment I used to love walking in the bars in the gym because that felt more normal, I used to spend time on a wobble board to help improve my balance.

After 4 months I was allowed to go back to work and although I had got used to having my leg straight I had to adapt again once I was back in the workplace getting myself around the office etc it took me a while but I soon got back on track. I soon started to feel stronger and getting about was improving, although I still didn't feel mobile 100% and still found myself using my wheelchair quite a lot both at work and at home. The frame still felt alien to me but I still walked as much as I could.Then in 2006 my life suddenly started to change for the better and as the title of my story says I started to walk on cloud nine and this next part of the story I am going to tell you about the amazing things that have started to happen to me and still happening.

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