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The best thing I ever did for my knees was to get a lift chair.
I ain’t old enough for one of them. They are for the truly elderly.


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I ain’t old enough for one of them. They are for the truly elderly.


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If I had known how wonderful they are, I would have gotten one way back when I was in my 50s. The only bad thing is how long it takes get out of one. If I was designing one, I would give it a high gear for when the doorbell rings.
 
If I had known how wonderful they are, I would have gotten one way back when I was in my 50s. The only bad thing is how long it takes get out of one. If I was designing one, I would give it a high gear for when the doorbell rings.
Seriously, there are days they would help, but all of them are so slow I would pee my pants before I got out to run to the bathroom.
 
If I had known how wonderful they are, I would have gotten one way back when I was in my 50s. The only bad thing is how long it takes get out of one. If I was designing one, I would give it a high gear for when the doorbell rings.
I have 2 that were My mom's. Slow is an understatement. I am way too impatient. I keep them in case I get to the point I need them....by then they probably won't work... they haven't been used since 2008
 
Still sore but I ran the dishwasher and a load of laundry . First since surgery . Anyone thinking of this surgery be warned the tourniquet pain is worse than the surgery . They did not say much about that ahead . Just some soreness and bruising . I say major soreness and some bruising .
 

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