RN> RW> OK. I had a friend in high school who walked and rode with a leg
RN> RW> brace. He had polio as a child and it left him with two weak legs,
RN> RW> but only one needed to be braced, I guess.

RN>I missed that, but my sister-in-law had it when she was younger.  She was fr
RN>London and once the family moved to the states, it was about that time the S
RN>vaccine was available and she is normal now (from the neck down).  As for me
RN>was very athletic when I was younger, but didn't keep it up and it didn't
RN>matter because after one reaches age 40, one's body begins to fall apart.

In my case the old body held up until I passed 60. I retired then and
took a temp job helping install medical monitoring equipment working
with two guys in their late 20's
They thought they would have some fun and run the old guy into the
grounde on one big job at a new hospital. Well I dazzled them by not
only keeping up with them but sometimes working Harder than they did.
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