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Even then, she'd probably manage to mug me with her walking frame.

Some of the money was in a bag fastened to her walking frame.

Someone chucks a walking frame at you and it helps for a bit.

Also, he added a specialized walking frame to give the patient a measure of mobility.

Royalty didn't stoop to using just anyone as a walking frame.

The clattering in the background might have been the sound of a walking frame being cast aside.

The walking frame went early, the ileostomy after two months.

One little nine-year-old boy, who could not walk at all two years ago, is able to do so today with a little walking frame.

He gives the family a $30 walking frame to help them learn to walk on two feet - an aid surprisingly they have never had.

To complete the course, he needed a walking frame and a hi-tech sensor to stimulate movement in his legs.

Near his chair was a walking frame.

A walker or walking frame is a tool for disabled people who need help to support and keep balance while walking.

Christ Child with a Walking Frame is painted on the back of this painting.

In one case the victim was ninety-four and the thieves stole money from a bag attached to her walking frame.

Due to this injury, Hajjarian now uses a walking frame, and his voice is distorted.

Farrell stepped back to let a heavy woman with a walking frame pass between them, looking sideways at the dogs and wrinkling her nose.

He made a deliberate swerve towards some old pedhead with a walking frame.

Why don't you use a walking frame?"

If you can walk 200m with a walking stick, walking frame, crutches you get nothing.

Physiotherapists also assist in providing the correct equipment such as wheelchairs, crutches, walking frames, etc.

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Christ Child with a Walking Frame is a painting by Hieronymus Bosch.

These fractures tend to be very painful, so walking aids such as crutches or walking frames may be needed until the pain settles.

Most Continental cities large and small, now have low-floor buses from which wheelchair users and people with walking frames can get on and off unaided.