Bioness L300 Foot Drop System Review Part 2

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This is part 2 of my Bioness L300 review.
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[@lisak2575]

Thank you! Your puppy is growing so quickly. I have mobility issues as well. My foot doesn’t like to cooperate at times. I use a cane all of the time and when walking outside, my husband’s arm at times. My husband is reading up on anything I tell him from your channel. Anything we can do to help with mobility is worth trying. Glad this device is helpful for you.

[@SaraslivingwithMS]

I am so happy to help! Also look into the New Gait and the Cionic. Anything that can make walking better. I used my cane yesterday and got so frustrated with it

[@donnabolt5847]

What a sweet puppy! He is super fluffy! Thanks for sharing the device. It looks like its helpful. We need all the help we can get even though it won't be perfect. I say its a win! Keep fighting the good fight and thank you for your video

[@SaraslivingwithMS]

Thank you! He is super fluffy, he’s going to look like a different dog when we get it cut lol

[@danawalker9417]

I just got tested for one today. I have to go back to see if I will need the thigh device as well. I definitely felt a big difference with the lower device on. I'm fortunate because I am a veteran and the VA will provide the unit for me. I will be able to take it home and test it out for a month to see if it really benefits me. One thing I was told was that some people take it home to test it out and decide that it's not for them. I think I will end up getting it. Just in the 90 minute consultation and trial at the VA hospital, I could feel a huge improvement when I walked with it on. I didn't drag my left foot at all and I picked up my walking pace.

[@SaraslivingwithMS]

That is so great to hear! Anything that makes it easier to walk is worth it. Walking can be such a challenge for me some days. What does the thigh device do?

[@danawalker9417]

@@SaraslivingwithMS It activates either the hamstrings or quadriceps and works in tandem with the bottom cuff. My physical therapist thinks I'll only need the bottom cuff but just wants to test it out.

[@kellisandoval5382]

I get mine today!

[@mohammedhito2733]

What the provider name who sell device

[@miriammartinez5088]

gracias

[@danawalker9417]

I just got my Bioness L300 go a few days ago. It's taking a while to get used to but it's definitely making a big difference. I still need to use some kind of walking aid for now. I use elbow crutches or a rollator depending on how my balance is that day. My puppy is in training to be a mobility support service dog for me. How big will your dog get? If he's going to be big, that might be something for you to look into. You can self train him if you don't want to spend money on a professional trainer. Amazon has books on training service dogs and KZbin is full of service dog training videos.

[@mohammedhito2733]

Hey Can you tell me where you got this device from What the name of the provider name

[@danawalker9417]

@@mohammedhito2733 I got mine free through the VA. I don't use it anymore; I gave it back. Now I use a Cionic Sleeve.

[@MrJoel125]

Does that only works for foot drop or walking like drunk too?

[@bettywhill]

Have you look into keto/carnivore diet? I’ve heard that it could help improve/cure autoimmune diseases

[@christaselig6735]

I wasn't interested in the personal stuff, just the Bioness.

[@jeffcrayton9596]

Well don't watch the channel you can't tell people what they can put on their channel! Be thankful she's putting out content to make people aware of MS!