Posted on 06/21/2022 6:16:04 PM PDT by ConservativeMind
Thank you.
One of our mid west relatives knows this retired woman who bikes/hikes in good weather and snowshoes in the winter.
So admire those who can trek through the land. My husband is CHF also and I have issues with my knees… anything we can do to make each day better we are onto it! He walks our dog most every day and visits with the neighbors. I am still working my business and started drawing and painting again. God blesses us every day! Love to you and yours.
*** Thanks for the video. I wonder if I could get used to opening and closing my hands like that.***
That would be something I would need to get used to doing also. I wonder if it feels natural or if it would feel awkward.
I was thinking “Viking”.
Thanks for your blessings and back to you and yours.
I walked solo with my Norwegian walking sticks this morning for 4800 hundred yards.
Then, my wife joined me with her Glide stroller for 400 yards as her walking PT of the day.
We live on a cul de sac, and we can be on the street walking in a single step off our driveway. Often there are more deer and semi wild turkeys than vehicles.
Thanks for posting this.
It was just the kick in the butt that I needed after growing dormant, post my wife’s hip replacement.
I stick/walked yesterday before the heat settled in, and this morning solo and with my wife re her PT.
That is a wonderful thing to hear, and I am glad it helped get you moving again.
Honestly, Nordic walking sounds like a mighty useful option, and I will be looking for good poles, too.
Did you see the boron study writeup previously posted for joint issues?
There’s Nothing Boring About Boron
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3761669/posts?page=39#39
Thank you I will take a look.
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