Outing Myself Tomorrow

[Bollybarb]

I'm not too clever with the time difference, but i hope you had a wonderful time with your Grandson , that's all he cares about, that you made the effort to be there with him

By the way

[AL37]

You go for it American Lady.

[julieann]

Hope you had a great time with your grandson; good for you, go girl!!!!

[MissEllie]

I promised myself I wasn't going to post this weekend as I'm away with friends but couldn't ignore this thread. Good on you AL, hope the game went well, i bet your grandson is so proud of his lovely grandma

[HappyBob]

Hope you had a great time American Lady, but also hope that you use your walkermabob a lot more to enable you to get where you need to go.

PS.. I cant remeber which poster posted about using it as a clothes dryer but you made me smile

[Sara]

How did it go American Lady? Did you find it easier to get about?

[bluebell]

I can only agree with what everyone else has said.

Hope you have a lovely time supporting and cheering on your grandson.

[Americanlady]

Believe me, your kind words of encouragement made a difference. I did it. Walked into that gymnasium with my walker, friends said hello, how are you, watched the game (my grandson's team won beautifully), and I had a good time! The anticipation was much worse than the reality, so I think I learned a lesson. Thanks again, so very much.

[perchy]

Believe me, your kind words of encouragement made a difference. I did it. Walked into that gymnasium with my walker, friends said hello, how are you, watched the game (my grandson's team won beautifully), and I had a good time! The anticipation was much worse than the reality, so I think I learned a lesson. Thanks again, so very much.

[manda]

..I'm so pleased you had a great time...new beginnings me thinks

[jemberelli]

[Meanqueen]

There is a man down my street who really struggled to walk to the shops with the aid of a walking stick. He trudged very slowly past my house. One day he got a wheelie walker and now he whizzes by. I asked him how he was getting on with it. He said he was always afraid of falling, that's why he walked so slow. Now he has the frame to hold on to his confidence has increased greatly. He is able to go faster because he doesn't feel afraid any more.

I wish I could persuade my 89 year old uncle to get one as he gets quite weary walking a few yards. He is adamant he isn't getting 'one of those things'.

Yes, go for it, anything that aids walking has to be a good thing.
Ilona
Just noticed, you did it, well done.

[rhubarb93]

Well done you! Onwards and upwards.
Isn't it so often the case that anticipation of things we dread are worse than the reality?

[Bollybarb]

Glad you had a great trip with your Grandson

[Americanlady]

Thanks to all of you.