How Halle Berry Sells Knee Walkers
Posted by
Tom Schwab on Tue, Sep 27, 2011 @ 09:42 AM
The unexpected broken foot can plague anyone no matter how rich or famous. That is what award winning actress Halley Berry found our when she broke her foot while vacationing in Spain. While we wish her a speedy recovery we would also like to acknowledge her outstanding effort at selling her fans on the need for alternatives to crutches.
In case you missed her subtle sales pitches her are a few we noticed:
Crutches are hard to use correctly: The whole purpose of crutches is to keep weight off your injured foot. As the paparazzi documented when the good foots in the air and the injured foot is supporting you, the crutches aren't working. With a Knee Scooter her knee would be resting comfortably and her broke foot would always be completely non-weight bearing
You got to get out of your house. Even if that house is a multi-million villa in a resort town the walls can start closing in. The estate can become even smaller if you have a child or pet who doesn't understand why they have to be limited. A Knee Scooter can provide mobility, although on cobble stone streets you may want to switch to the Hands Free Crutch.
You've got to get back to work: Injuries never happen at a convenient time. In Halle's case the accident happened while filming her newest movie. While the producers plan to use a double and only film her the waist up, using a Knee Scooter won't leave the arm bruises she's sure to have from crutches.
You've got to make time for ice cream and exercise: Something are too important to miss. Taking a child for ice cream should be fun, not a grimacing outing. With the Knee Scooter she could easily get out and get exercise along the way just in case she had ice cream. You could even bring home ice cream in the basket for the knee scooter.
Life is too short to be condemned to crutches no matter who you are. While you must stay off your healing foot, you do not have to put your life on hold. there are alternatives that can provide you the mobility, stability and freedom you need while you recover on one foot.
