i could try the lions maybe none here at the thrift shops , was thinkin gof the 2 inch to hold up to the weight, i dont need them all the time just when things get locked up once i can get to moving i can usually get my legs going, surgery has been recommended by my dr, but if i do that i'll be down awhile, plus id loose some of my ability to so some things, dr gave me this example picture 2 small square hay bales one on top of the other, you will be able to pick up the top bale and put it in the truck but you wont be able to get down low enough to get the bottom bale,plus the pain may not go away on this type of injury , so im still thinking on the surgery if im that bad, its going to be real hard to feed the animals, and i may be forced to stop and go live in the city , dont think i can do that
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