Review on 🏋️ Versatile Training Sled (EA) by Rick Alexander

I'm so excited. That's exactly what I need. I am disabled due to a stolen car on September 21, 2001 and a robbery on February 12, 2009. I have two separate and inoperable traumatic brain injuries. I do physical therapy and occupational therapy at home. I needed this to attach to the o-ring I put on my rafters for physical therapy practice because I fall easily. This protects me from falling on furniture and hard objects. I use an O-ring cable and attach it to the D-ring on my back. I am at high risk of cerebral hemorrhage, often go blind, lose my ability to speak, and experience periodic paralysis on a daily basis. My next purchase is a safety helmet in case of an accidental impact. I use a stabilizing bar that I have attached to the base of the chimney to create some balance to hold on to. This harness is also perfect for attaching my service dog's leash to my body when I'm working outside. I'm so excited that I found this. I've worn it all day since it arrived! It's so convenient. Car/truck/car seat belt adjustable straps are lightweight, breathable and easy to clean with a brush and disinfectant solution. It adapts perfectly to my body shape without encumbering my arms, neck and hips. It closes securely around my shoulders and waist with a "quick release" buckle at the chest and rib line. Who is watching me? Please accept my gratitude and appreciation for what you have just provided to me. Tools to support my struggles for freedom, employment, social inclusion and independence. I'm crying now. I am so grateful. Many Thanks. Trust in God and love, people and all who are willing to support me in my recovery - you can find me if you look hard enough. Trust God and love people, Lynn