#walking issues

[mslifelines]

Foot drop is when you lose the ability to control the muscles that flex the ankle as a result of damage to nerve cells. That can make it tougher to lift your feet while walking and manage uneven surfaces. So you’ll want to watch out for snowy weather if this is something you’re experiencing!

[brokenfolks]

When I get really tired my knees start giving out while I'm walking. It's always my little reminder of 'oops, you've done too much today!'

[thatunhealthysideblog]

Walks 5km

Gets hotspots on soles

Waddles around the house like this for 3 days:

[auspicixus]

sometimes it feels like my right leg below my knee doesnt exist. it doesnt feel real. its a feeling ive been contending with a lot in the past few years.

i fear what it means.

[kimchiandmarmite]

Body Imbalance

My posture, spine alignment and tightness in my hips are all pretty bad. Constantly carrying my shoulder bag exclusively on my left shoulder, lugging around Frankie and textbooks so heavy I use them instead of weights for working out at home, does not help. Trying to carry my bag on my right shoulder to sort of cancel out the lopsidedness is proving i-m-p-o-s-s-i-b-l-e. How do I even walk? I don't know what to do with my arms.

[princesskennny92]

Physical therapy

Starting some physical therapy soon, hopefully I can get the feeling back in my legs where I could actually walk places without collapsing but hey more meds and crap

[nikface]

Just you just hate it when you're walking along and for some reason you've managed to catch up with the the person in front but they're walking too fast so you can't overtake but slow enough to make you walk behind them looking/feeling like creeper...yeah that.

[battleloveraquamarine]

This is the second time i fell within the last  hour or so and i don't know why

it's really hard for me to walk and i'm starting to get concerned