So my doctor says you don't need two just one...you can walk on one crutch. Good thing right? One crutch is better...right...it takes me twice as long to get around...my family walks slowly to keep pace but not slowly enough.
I was faster on two crutches...and people, perfect strangers open doors and move out of the way. Nice I think, humanity isn't really so bad after all, until someone without a handicapped sticker takes up a handicapped parking space....aka 47 please.
More later...
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