#walker

[padaleckigallery]

Walker - 1.13 Defend The Ranch

[local-idiotic-texan]

@tallovines IT'S THEM!! THE PEN PALS!! THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT THEIR HUSBANDS!! WALKER AND VINES!! ABOUT BRIGHT AND TALLORAN!! AAAAAA??

original sketch too :3 I GOT BORED DURING MY FIRST PERIOD BECAUSE IT WAS TWO HOURS LONGGGG!!! GRGRGRGRGRGGR

[anonymouslydisabled]

Update on this: I've had my rollator for a few months and it is absolutely lovely. It's been one of the easiest disability aids to learn how to use and is so infinitely helpful. Mine has wheels (obviously) as well as a bag and a seat.

This is everyone's regularly scheduled reminder that mobility aids can be wonderful.

I'm gonna be getting a walker/rollator in April and I'm actually really excited :) I've been thinking about it for months and months but with summer coming up I'm going to be significantly more limited with how long I can stand for and have decided to get it. This means I'll be able to continue going out with friends when my chronic pain and blood pooling is bad and won't feel like my body is literally falling apart when I'm waiting in long lines :)

[pinkdovess]

this meme is so niche

[suzie-bee]

billionaires are the same in every universe

[yellowyarn]

I need a badge that says "Nothing happened, I'm just disabled" to wear when I use my braces or other disability aids. Maybe abled people would stop asking me about it then.

[positivelyqueer]

if you feel like you’re ‘getting in the way’ as a mobility aid user, particularly with larger aids like wheelchairs, rollators/walkers, gait trainers and service dogs, That Is A Fault Of The Space (and potentially the people), not of you. You deserve all the space you take up and more.

[thedeadedhooman]

what quitting supernatural does to a mf

[ecto-stone]

There are con to being a Ghost Writer

[cloverbelly]

go out with you wheelchair go out with your walker go out with your cane go out with whatever mobility aid you use go out with your noise canceling headphones go out with your fidget toys go out with your comfort object or objects don't give a shit about what other people think of you if they laugh or point fuck them life is too short to care about how people perceive you

[zanephillips]

Keegan Allen and Matt Pascua Walker 4.06 "We All Fall Down"

[capnportofficial]

danny phantom + txtposts 2/?

[imekitty]

I can't believe I never noticed that Walker is a Guys in White operative...

[soranatus]

A sneak peak at the visual development for Leviathan (2025) at Anime Expo 2024

[artfromrainydays]

Happy disability pride month!

Wanted to share the new ghosties with some mobility aids and medical devices! Remember, you are valid! Take care of yourself this pride month.

[criptips]

Winter Reminder for Mobility Aid Users

For those of us heading into winter in the northern hemisphere, particularly in areas where it gets snowy or icey, if you haven't already done so now is probably the time to start thinking about winter-readying your mobility aid(s).

Crutch, Cane, and non wheel-ed Walker Frame users: Depending on the typical winter weather conditions for you this might just be making sure your ferrules/tips of your canes/crutches are in good condition or it could mean getting new, potentially winter specific, ferrules/tips and/or investing in ice pick attachments!

For those with wheeled mobility aids, from Rollators to Wheelchairs and beyond: Depending on the condition of your wheels/tyres and whether or not you can easily get spares or ones specific to winter weather what you might be able to do varies, especially when replacing multiple entire wheels can be quite costly. @cripple-punk-dad has a good recommendation on this post regarding using zip ties to add tread to wheels. (credit for the two images of zip ties on wheels and their alt text also goes to cripple-punk-dad)

you can also look at getting wheel socks/slippers/covers for when indoors to protect your floors from any added tread, these come in a whole range of sizes for both smaller caster wheels as well as large wheelchair wheels.

For those who self-propel wheelchairs: make sure you've got good gloves and take a look to see if you can get some good non slip push rim covers!

Those whose mobility aids entail sitting may also want to look into wheelchair specific blankets, and in general everyone should make sure that they have weather appropriate clothing where possible!

It may also be the case that your mobility aid needs are different/higher this season, you do not need to be ashamed of this. Cold weather can worsen symptoms for many people and icey conditions especially can make it harder to safely walk outside, even for able-bodied people. Stay safe out there!