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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do Americans always have to sue someone for something? Your wife fell. It’s an unfortunate accident and no you shouldn’t be able to sue someone!!![/quote] OP here. I didn't say anything about suing. Thinking about some kind of courtesy comp. IMO safety should be the first priority for older people, and DW is on Medicare.[/quote] I would say that, unless your wife clearly indicated otherwise, the expectation is that she would be both strong enough, coordinated and balanced to do a step up exercise. If it’s outside your wife’s skill level, she should’ve spoken up. The type of grab bars you are referring to are in hospitals and PT clinics where that type of physical fitness isn’t presumed. It was an accident with no fault in the trainer or gym. [/quote] Um, no. It's the trainer's responsibility to correctly understand the client's capacities and make sure the training is safe. [/quote]
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