Twist with a Swarovski zimmer frame and a Prada colostomy bag, still hobbling around in platform heels but with varicose veins.
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She used a Zimmer frame to walk and has cited the recovery period as when her relationship to her body started to change.
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This injury, she explained at the time, confined her to bed for "two years" and forced her to walk with a Zimmer frame.
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When I remark that he doesn't look bad for a man of his age, he gestures to the Zimmer frame by his desk and shrugs.
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For example, through cuts to welfare and local government, Mr Osborne is dismantling the Zimmer frame built up by Labour to keep decrepit towns on their feet.
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At Nagda, a village down the road from Ghoghara, an old man on a Zimmer frame (an unusually advanced walking aid for rural Madhya Pradesh) was less impressed by T3.
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An elderly white woman with a Zimmer frame hobbles down a dark corridor towards her pension pot, but is overtaken by a crowd of burqa-clad women with prams, who beat her to the money.
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Removing the Zimmer frame was always going to send it toppling, and so it has toppled: public-sector employment has fallen and, unlike in much of Britain, the private sector has not filled the gap.
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Audi says the riding experience feels like surfing a wave, but we think that if you're not careful you could end up looking like you've attached a Zimmer frame to the front of a Boosted Board.
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Here, he is seen using a zimmer frame, complete with a bicycle horn, but later uses a scooter composed of Sentinel pieces.
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Extra support for users when moving include walking sticks, crutches and support frames, such as the Zimmer frame. Flexible handles such as hanging straps can also be useful supports.
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The Zimmer frame was invented by Norman Metcalfe. It was aimed to help the disabled walk more easily. It is an improvement of the classic walking aids. Zimmer frames have two wheels in the front.
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Geoff decides to stay on and help take care of his son, while getting to know him. Ben finds life challenging when he has to adjust to using a zimmer frame. One day, he falls when getting out of the bath and is forced to wait for Anne to come home to assist him. However, he manages to maintain a positive attitude.
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He commented, "I'd stay till all my hair falls out and I have a Zimmer frame." The actor added that he never wanted to not enjoy portraying the character and suggested he could quit when he decides that he does not enjoy it any more. Young actor Aaron Mullen portrays Fletch in a flashback appearance during the twentieth series episode "Best Christmas Ever".
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Sylvester Stallone's movie F.I.S.T., 1978 Hefner with his partners Holly Madison (left) and Bridget Marquardt, 2007 Hefner was known to friends and family simply as "Hef"."Final pictures show frail Hugh Hefner on a zimmer frame at Playboy Mansion shortly before his death". Daily Mirror. He married Northwestern University student Mildred ("Millie") Williams in 1949, and they had daughter Christie (b.
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In March 1994, Freeman revealed on breakfast television that he had become celibate in 1981, but had previously been bisexual. He was memorably described by Graham Chapman as being "keen on motor bikes and leather and men".Michael Palin: "Diaries 1969–1979" p. 290 From the early 90's, Freeman suffered from arthritis and asthma (from a 60-a-day smoking habit) and used a Zimmer frame.
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She stated she was told that she might never walk again but that she slowly recovered after steroid treatment and physiotherapy, using a Zimmer frame to start walking. She credits the car accident for pushing her towards recovery from anorexia, stating that it changed her relationship with her body. She attended Queen's College School in London but has stated she was unable to complete her A-Levels because of her accident. She has stated she then taught English to foreign students at the Callan School of English in London for two years.
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A walker (also known as a Zimmer frame) is the most stable walking aid and consists of a freestanding metal framework with three or more points of contact which the user places in front of them and then grips during movement. The points of contact may be either fixed rubber ferrules as with crutches and canes, or wheels, or a combination of both. Wheeled walkers are also known as rollators. Many of these walkers also come with an inbuilt seat so that the user may rest during use and with metal pouches to carry personal belongings.
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Front-wheeled walker A walker or walking frame is a tool for disabled people, who need additional support to maintain balance or stability while walking, most commonly due to age-related physical restrictions. In the United Kingdom, a common equivalent term for a walker is Zimmer frame, a genericised trademark from Zimmer Holdings, a major manufacturer of such devices and joint replacement parts. Walkers started appearing in the early 1950s. The first US patent was awarded in 1953 to William Cribbes Robb, of Stretford, UK, for a device called "walking aid", which had been filed with the British patent office in August 1949.Walking Aid – US Patent 2656874 Retrieved 2012-03-03 Two variants with wheels were both awarded US patents in May 1957,Invalid Walker – US Patent 2792052 Retrieved 2012-03-03Orthopedic Walker – US Patent 2792874 Retrieved 2012-03-03 and the first non-wheeled design that was called a "walker" was patented in 1965 by Elmer F. Ries of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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