[Sportsandrec] cane placement

[Carly Mihalakis]

Ashley,

I have found through my experience that to avoid all those headaches, 
one ought to get a holster which can be attached to a belt or pants 
so the cane is always at one's hip.
I have found it easy to negotiate keeping track of the long, white 
stick while walking through a store with customer service. It is 
great for riding on a bus as well.

I know they are available at the lightHouse, here in San Francisco, 
and I'm sure other places will have them or no where to get one.
CarlyAt 07:44 AM 12/24/2008, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm sure most of you have worked this out.  What do you do with your 
>cane while dancingor the activity you're engage in?  Then does 
>someone help you find it?  So far when I was swimming or dancing, my 
>cane was near the pool or dance floor.  But my partner had to guide 
>me to it.  I suppose in dancing you probably place it in a corner or 
>edge of the floor as I did.
>
>Thanks.  Merry Christmas!
>
>
>Ashley H Bramlett
>Undergraduate Student
>Marymount University
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