Free Land Medical

The only small complaint I have about this is that it is not played the same as the classic sorry game and the new rules make it a little confusing for people who are used to the original. other than that though its still the good classic its always been. and a little helpful hint, you don't have to play by the new rules if you don't want to, you can still play it like the original.

I'm amazed at how he gets into the places he does, and I'm glad he takes us with him. I haven't heard anything about about the cast of fringe thinkers behind Trump until this book.

I've had it for a couple of weeks now. There's a lot to like. It is comfortable, and fairly quick to take on and off (30-45 seconds to put on, only a few seconds to take off). Compared to regular crutches it is wonderful to be able to use my hands- fix lunch, carry my laptop to another room, get a drink, etc. I was worried that it might hurt my knee, but the weight seems to be distributed all along the knee and shin, so that hasn't been a problem. It didn't take long to get the hang of it, but I did stumble a couple of times, and there does seem potential to hurt yourself that way. The pictures on the box shows people walking their dog, shopping, and mowing the lawn, but I don't expect to ever feel like I can do those things in the crutch. When I take a few steps on the lawn, even very slight grade and unevenness makes me feel very unstable. I don't think I'd even feel comfortable using it out of the house even in stores and paved areas. I have to watch every step and even small irregularities are a problem. So I think of it as just for use in the house. It really is handy for that, doing simple household chores.