[Fred Nerks]

Watch your step, I don’t take kindly to being called an idiot.
There’s a huge difference between moving an elderly, infirm person suffering from severe osteophorosis around on the seat of a walker for a short distance - in a church or anywhere - or using that same walker as a means of wheeled transportation on an ocean liner on a three-week cruise.

A walking aid is not a wheel chair. And from the account of Eleanor Nordyke, Madelyn was supposedly on the cruise on her own.

I asked if your relative also made the cruise you described alone, or did she have someone with her? But you declined to answer.

[patlin]

where did I call you an idiot? I referred to the idiocy of your comment, not you.

I asked if your relative also made the cruise you described alone, or did she have someone with her? But you declined to answer.

She took the cruise with her daughter who is NOW using the same walker/chair due to a hip injury.

Still want to keep debating this ridiculous issue? I never said it was used as a wheel-chair all the time, I merely said it can be if need be. Geez

[butterdezillion]

Fred, are you in any danger from the tsunami?