Mobility

We seem to get a lot of enquiries about how to fold a walker (or rollator as they’re sometimes called). The best method depends on the type of walker you have and it's not always as easy as it sounds. Here's some quick, simple tips to help you pack up and transport your rollator with ease.

As with so many complex conditions MS is different for each person. Whilst there are many symptoms that are widely experienced, everyone’s body is unique and reacts differently.
I thought it might be useful to provide some information about ways to do things more easily.

Mobility aids are things that help you get about more easily/safely. From handy walking sticks and urban poles, to functional shopping trolleys and rollators or walkers, find out which mobility aids may be best for you. Find out which mobility aids will best help you to get stronger, recover, or just age gracefully.

Modern built for purpose Shopping trolleys are so much more than a way to get the shopping home. We have choices to suit all abilities and needs, so have a look and find your walking buddy.

As many of us get older we might experience reduced flexibility, a bit of stiffness or pain, or develop other medical conditions that can make it hard to get comfortable in bed and to enjoy a restorative and enjoyable sleep. The good news is that there are lots of things you can do to help with that!

Rollators or walkers, walking sticks, and crutches each offer different levels of support and versatility. This guide is designed to help you choose which walking aid is the right one for you and your needs to help you maintain your mobility indoors and outdoors.