Rangerbear
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Leave a good tip. The poor sots in housekeeping have most likely started their year off by cleaning up other people's vomit.
That said, happy 2015!
Several years ago I was diagnosed with a neuromuscular disorder. Prior to this I was very active, but I've since had to give up many of the activities that I loved. It occurred to me, however, that climbing might be a good candidate for a sport that could be adapted to my needs.
While I climbed a bit when I was healthy, my technical knwowledge of equipment is very basic. I'm wondering if anyone can point me to a device that would lessen the strain on my arms (ie that would essentially do some of the 'pulling up' work for me). I've looked at some stuff online, but most adaptive equipment is geared towards people who have limited use of their legs, rather than their arms.
Any advice would b
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