joan and rollator

For those who question what a rollator is. Here is an older picture of me walking with mine.

[Dianne]

They are so practical with the built in seat.

[Brian]

So good

[Agnes]

I know what a rollator is, I have one for myself

[Mags]

I like your blue one! Mom's was black and I think the seat is really handy.

[Lou Ann]

They are wonderful. Jerry takes his everywhere.

[julia]

They have many names.. Walker.. Zimmer frame.. A friend has one and she calls her's Johnny Walker..
Good to have that support if you need it.

[Carole Sandford]

I’m very familiar with these, having worked with the age group that mainly uses them. Some have a useful basket under the seat too.

[Barb]

We have a very nice one here that the VA provided for my husband. It was a lifesaver when my knee went out March 1st. For at least the first three weeks I rolled myself, seated, everywhere in the house and anywhere I needed to be. Couldn't walk at all! Finally back on my feet after three months. Nice to see you, Joan, and your Rollator! :-)

[Diana]

Lovely shot of you and your rollator Joan, I suppose at some stage many of us will need one ;-)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great picture, Joan. I have a similar one with no seat and I just call it wheely thing. LOL

[Bucktree]

Great shot Joan. Keep on truckin.

[*lynn]

Take care, Joan. Glad you can be out and about.

[Paula Fontanini]

What a lifesaver these rollators are for so many. Great shot, never stop moving! :)

[Pat Knowles]

That’s a rollater ……I see many of these but never heard them called that name. I have no idea what they call them in the UK.

[haskar]

A very useful device. My mother did not want to use the rollator and therefore quickly stopped moving.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Merrily she rolls along... (o:

[Jane Pittenger]

Looks as if you are ready to roll…or better yet, walk

[Rick]

Nice.

[Jennifer Eurell]

We call them walkers in Australia. Great invention giving freedom to so many - and a seat when you need it.