Thank you for sharing this information. I’m having partial knee replacement surgery soon and I have stairs. This is very helpful. Thanks again. 🙏

"Up with the good, down with the bad." Easy to remember.

Great tutorial

Straighten the picture on the wall. Great video. Thanks.

Handle of the cane should be in level with the hip trochanter.right.?

I can't believe ANYONE wouldn't want at least one rail in their stairway (their home) Accidents van happen even if you don't have any physical issues!

I’ve had both hips done and it’s very difficult to do steps.

Brothers and sisters I just got my total knee replacement on June 14th 2023 ! Some people just think they can just come home and just put their leg up and just rest ! If you don't start doing the physical therapy exercises at home guess what your leg is going to hurt and you're going to hate your knee replacement ! When they help me to get on my feet that morning I was off and running ! But my surgeon prayed over me and himself before we went into the operating room ! I've never had a doctor pray over me before in the name of Jesus you know ! The doctor told my wife my sister-in-law that my knee replacement fit me like it was made for me ! Now that's the power of prayer !! I love my new knee ! Glory to God !!!

Bilateral knee op. What do you do? Both knees done. No chance!

What if you're getting your right hip replaced and the railing is on the left side. Would you hold the rail, step up with your left leg and use the cane in your right hand and then carefully step up with your right operated leg?

What to do when you have only one hand?

What if your mom weight bearing

U are awesome grl

You need to show both scenarios, not just one leg

Ok, but when the railing's on the same side as the bad foot, then what?

Fix the sound, please.

Not helpful in my case, I am not allowed to bear zero weight on my left leg for 45 days.

I wàs shown the opposite😮

What about that not your strong side

Please stop using the “good leg” ….it’s confusing. It’s best to us “operated leg” or “non operated leg”.