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<blockquote data-quote="NeedleMagnet" data-source="post: 128443" data-attributes="member: 25936"><p>It's more a case the muscles arn't able to hold my weight and balance is nearly impossible, i can on occasion stand but walking almost always involves falling over again so easier just to crawl. My left leg is very unsteady and shakes very easily when hypo. It also aches alot after going hypo, but my right is much better.</p><p></p><p>Reading your later posts here about shakes etc, I don't think what I have can be considered a similar thing, mine's physically much more like someone who is pi**ed (legless, even) .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NeedleMagnet, post: 128443, member: 25936"] It's more a case the muscles arn't able to hold my weight and balance is nearly impossible, i can on occasion stand but walking almost always involves falling over again so easier just to crawl. My left leg is very unsteady and shakes very easily when hypo. It also aches alot after going hypo, but my right is much better. Reading your later posts here about shakes etc, I don't think what I have can be considered a similar thing, mine's physically much more like someone who is pi**ed (legless, even) . [/QUOTE]
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