Overcoming Stair Challenges After Stroke

[@tlh8475]

Very helpful- thanks!

[@AECorner]

You’re welcome, T LH! So glad you found this video helpful ✌️❤️ AECorner.com

[@KetanWagh]

It's helpful. Thank you

[@AECorner]

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[@poojahm120]

Good evening, sounds very helpful thank you. Also , please elaborate what if someone is using the Walker. Please guide

[@AECorner]

Pooka, take a look at this video for more information. The Best way to Use a Walker On the Stairs Partial or Non Weight Bearing kzbin.info/www/bejne/on7CcoyIfrGJjJo Hope this is helpful. Take care! ✌🏻❤️😊 AECorner.com

[@senensoberano847]

very useful information, thank you very much

[@AECorner]

Senen Soberano, we’re glad you found the video helpful. Take care!✌🏻❤️AECorner

[@mrstevek118]

very good video thanks. Good Idea with the eyeglass holder.

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

Thank u

[@AECorner]

Rashad Sims, you’re welcome. Glad you found our video helpful. ✌🏻❤️AECorner

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

@@AECorner it actually is because both me and my sis was wondering how will our mom get up the stairs without any trouble

[@espedidosgs]

It looks dangerous going down backwards because you will not see who's going up in which case, it now becomes an accident risk

[@AECorner]

Thanks for your comment. ✌️❤️AECorner “If you can’t do it, adapt it!”

[@quin10k36]

Yeah I’d never suggest going down backwards

[@herm8502]

Steps not clear i gave myself a stroke

[@AECorner]

Herm, Excellent point! Always keep your steps clear of clutter. ✌️❤️AECorner