How many with health issues helped by Segway?

jillmac · 08-30-2003, 11:43 AM

Terrance - you must be thrilled with your Segway and certainly San Diego sidewalks are just made for it's use. The Segway certainly does set you free doesn't it.

I have been off mine for about a week/ten days and miss it so much (took a mini ride on Thursday). Health is improving and I intend to get out on it again today - I can barely wait!.

As far as dog walking - we adopted a pretty ungainly, untrained mutt from the pound and although we have got him a lot more trained than when we adopted him 8 years ago he still thinks he's a puppy at 13 years old and just loves to wander. Our fault entirely - we should have been firmer but he is definitely not a candidate for walking and Segging together!

Jill

Nothing is inexplicable, merely unexplained..... Dr. Who

08-30-2003, 11:43 AM	#39
jillmac Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: San Juan Capistrano, California, . Posts: 510	Terrance - you must be thrilled with your Segway and certainly San Diego sidewalks are just made for it's use. The Segway certainly does set you free doesn't it. I have been off mine for about a week/ten days and miss it so much (took a mini ride on Thursday). Health is improving and I intend to get out on it again today - I can barely wait!. As far as dog walking - we adopted a pretty ungainly, untrained mutt from the pound and although we have got him a lot more trained than when we adopted him 8 years ago he still thinks he's a puppy at 13 years old and just loves to wander. Our fault entirely - we should have been firmer but he is definitely not a candidate for walking and Segging together! Jill Nothing is inexplicable, merely unexplained..... Dr. Who

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