7 Real Women. 30 Days. Here's What Actually Happened.
The at-home balance board that's helping women feel steady, confident, and like themselves again.
She Has Parkinson's. She Is 92. And She Is No Longer Afraid Of Her Bathroom.
"After my Parkinson's diagnosis three years ago I stopped wanting to go out for walks. It felt difficult for the first time in my life. I have always been active and I just could not understand it. The less I could do, the less I did.
Around that same time the bathroom became the part of my day I worried about most. I live alone, and I know one wrong step in there changes everything.
Eventually my granddaughter noticed I stopped going outside and convinced me to try this pad.
I started using it every morning holding onto the counter. Right away I could feel my feet constantly adjusting to keep me standing on it. A bit wobbly at first but that is the whole point I think.
After a few weeks walking started feeling a little easier and I began going out for short walks again. I am still worried about the bathroom but not as much as before.
At my age that is enough for me. It has now become part of my morning routine."
After Fracturing Her Spine From A Fall, She Wasn't Sure Anything Would Help.
"After a fall that fractured my spine, I decided to get proactive to avoid another fall. It seemed strange that this pad could be helpful, but I decided to give it a try.
Within a few days I began to notice a difference. I began to feel my feet moving and adjusting while I was getting dressed in the morning. I could feel them doing what they did on the pad, shifting and catching me the way they used to.
I am not totally there yet, standing on one foot is still a challenge. But I am only a couple of weeks in."
I am definitely keeping this in my daily routine."
The Shuffling Started After Her Fall. Then Something Changed.
"Little tiny steps, feet barely leaving the ground. Thats how I been walking ever since my fall last year. I told myself it was being careful. My husband called it shuffling and I got mad at him for it. But he was right.
I came across this pad on Facebook. There was a woman in the ad who had been shuffling just like me and after a few weeks she was walking normally again. Something about seeing that made me order it.
The first week I stood on it for about 5 minutes every day like the instructions said. I held onto the back of a chair at first but I could feel my foot moving the whole time trying to keep me steady on it.
The second week I started doing the routine that comes with it. Thats when I started noticing a real difference. My feet were lifting more naturally when I walked. Similiar to the feeling I had when I was standing on the pad.
The shuffling stopped. And I am hoping it keeps getting better from here."
"For Two Years She Gripped That Railing Every Single Step. Then She Stopped Needing It."
"My hip replacement made going up and down the stairs without holding on feel basically impossible. I was not willing to risk undoing everything the surgery had fixed. Both hands on that railing every single time, up and down. For two years.
A friend of mine recommended this pad specifically. She said it made a big difference for her.
The first week I stood on it for a few minutes every morning and night while holding onto the counter for support. It was weird I could feel my feet constantly moving trying to keep me balanced on it.
The second week I started doing the routine it came with. Going down the stairs that same week I noticed something. My feet felt more controlled than they had been since the surgery.
A week later I got to the bottom of the stairs and thought, I barely touched that railing.
Two years of gripping it for dear life. Now I barely think about it."
At 65 She Thought She Was Too Young For This. A Few Weeks Later She Wished She Had Started Sooner.
"When I first saw this I thought it was for much older people. Im only 65 and still very active. I work, I look after my grandchildren, I walk every day. I did not think I was at that stage yet.
But I had noticed small things. Feeling wobbly on my feet at random moments for no reason. Grabbing onto things without thinking about it. Nothing serious. Just little things.
My sister kept sending me videos about balance training and I kept ignoring them. Eventually this popped up on my Facebook and I ordered it to get her off my back.
I only use it for about 10 minutes in the morning. Thats all. I just stand on it while I have my coffee.
A few weeks in those random wobbly moments started happening less. I feel steadier on my feet than I did ten years ago.
I wish I had not waited so long to try something like this."
Neuropathy Had Her Using A Cane Even In Her Own Home. Not Anymore.
I have neuropathy in my feet. Some days I can feel the ground, some days I cant. I started using a cane because the fear of falling became too much. Even in my own apartment I had it with me. I hated it but I was too scared to go without it.
My doctor suggested balance training so I bought this pad.
The first week I didn't notice much of a difference. I was still using the cane.
But a few weeks in I started feeling less wobbly on my feet. I could feel them moving and adjusting in a way they hadn't before.
I still use the cane outside. But not in my apartment anymore. Outside is the next goal."
She Couldn't Walk Straight Without Her Partner's Help. Now She Has A New Goal.
"My fall left me with extremely bad balance. I could not walk straight without holding onto my partner. Room to room, outside, everywhere. I needed someone next to me just to move around safely.
I saw this pad on a facebook ad and decided to give it a try. One week in I was walking without shuffling my feet and without needing my partner to hold onto.
I am not yet driving again but that is my aim for the next couple of weeks.
I do have a long way to go. But a week ago I could not walk across a room alone. For me thats huge."
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