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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] It really isn't,[b] it's painful, especially when you have naturally longer stride, it hurts my hips to slow down for slow people.[/b] That said given that OP is currently recovering, her husband she at least make an effort to match her pace.[/quote] If this is the case, then you have some issues with your hip. You should go see a doctor. My DH has bad hips, and it doesn't hurt his hip to walk at a slower speed. It does hurt if he is standing/walking for too long. Did you never take walks with your child? Did you just drag your kid along so you could walk at your speed?[/quote] Exactly, this is bull. Your stride and your pace are two different things. [/quote] My kid has always been faster than me, so no need for them to keep up, but when I do have to slow down for my elderly mother it hurts to take the smaller and slower steps. [/quote] DP, but I am fascinated by this claim. So your toddler was faster than you? If so, you are slower than 95% of the population, so under what circumstances were you ever walking with a slow adult other than your mother? When you get up to go to the bathroom, do you sprint? What If there is a nightmare scenario where you have to stand without moving? Like when cooking? Or stand in line for a movie ticket where you have to shuffle forward slowly?[/quote]
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