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Most people about to buy a walker are worried about staying mobile and independent. Depending on a walking aid can be a very scary change in a person’s life. The U Step Walker Advanced Walking Aid was designed to put the user at ease about loosing their mobility and makes them feel secure. Uniquely designed, this walker specifically addresses the distinctive needs of those with neurological conditions such as; Parkinson’s disease, ALS, Stroke, PSP, Multiple Sclerosis, Brain Injuries, Balance Disorders, and MSA.

If you have Parkinson’s or another neurological condition, you know just how difficult it is to feel like you have to constantly depend on others to get from place to place. Within a couple times of using the U Step Walker you will notice dramatically positive changes; you will begin to feel comfortable, safe and more independent again! The advanced walking aid has a distinctive U-shaped base specifically to provide a stable foundation to support you in every direction to help you get to virtually any destination with ease. Surfaces such as indoor molding strips, cracks in the sidewalk, or any other uneven surface are a piece of cake to travel on with the patented spring-loaded front caster system. The walker is so lightweight it can easily be lifted over steps as well. You will think your U Step Walker is so amazing you’ll take it for a spin on any surface you can find.

Get rid of that fear of walking alone! The user is in full control of the walker with its innovative brake design, offering the user full protection when it’s time to stand up or sit down. Knowing the protection they have, the user will be more confident in walking. It is proven that users walk three to four times faster with the U Step!

The U Step Walker has an attachment, the U Step Walker Laser Light, which is a helpful tool for those suffering from freezing episodes. Just like the walker, this unique accessory is extremely simple to use, and can be purchased as part of the U Step walker or separately if the user’s Parkinson’s disease worsens. With the press of a button, a red line appears offering users a visual cue that will help any “freezing” episodes and help you walk normally with increased stride length.

Regain your independence and improve your walking stride today! For more information, visit http://www.ActiveForever.com.

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Submitted by Shelley Thomas