The Little-Known Story Of Mary Kenner, The First Black American Woman To Earn Five Patents
What is it like to need a walker?
It is the experience of having your hands occupied with the device that keeps you upright and moving, leaving nothing free to carry the ordinary objects of daily life.
It is the experience of depending on other people for tasks that you could otherwise do yourself.
It is, in many cases, the experience of a gradual or sudden loss of the independence that most people take for granted.
The carrier attachment addresses these experiences directly.