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Did you know that May is National Walking Month? National Walking Month encourages people to walk more throughout May. Initiatives include Walk to Work Week and Walk to School Week.

Meet proud Trionic Veloped user Edie Littlefield Sundby. She has one lung, she’s also missing part of her liver, colon, and stomach. The California woman underwent 79 rounds of chemotherapy and four major surgeries after being diagnosed with stage 4 gall bladder cancer in 2007. Now, 69-year-old Edie is on a mission, walking from San Antonio to Florida with her trusted Trionic Veloped Trek 14:er.

Yes, you read that right. If you’re like I was when mobility became a problem for me, you wouldn’t have considered a walking aid for yourself to be a gift you’d want to give anyone. I felt guilty when my husband and I first talked about getting me a walker, although I couldn’t really say why.

At the age of 7, Matt Eagles was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, but that has never stopped him from achieving his goals and living life to the full.

The Veloped is more than a walker; it is my freedom buggy. I plan to take advantage of every day with my new Veloped.

Good looking, strong, light, and able to conquer all types of terrain! What's not to love?! After over two years using the Trionic rollator, I am completely happy! I highly recommend Trionic.

One innovative product can change millions of lives, and the Trionic Veloped is doing just that. Opening possibilities all over the world, the Veloped is known as the only off-road walker on the market.

Trionic has made a tremendous achievement in developing brand new Veloped models and new versions of the Walker 12er & 14er.

I'm Johanne, a 38 year old Para equestrian dressage rider. I have mobility problems due to being left with nerve damage to my legs after major spinal surgery.

Within 15 minutes of using my Veloped I was actually crying with joy as I could walk almost normally again, all be it with my now slightly weird gait!

At the AAL Forum 2013 held in Louis De Geer Concert & Congress in Norrköping, Trionic was awarded first prize in this year's AAL Award.

A picture of me with my Trionic Veloped walker at the North York Moors in England.

Kathy Dickison from Canada has MSA, Multiple System Atrophy, and she relies on a rollator when walking.

So 10 out of 10. It is largish to lift into the boot of my car, but not difficult for me, and that’s with the wheels on. To take wheels off is brilliant, literally a second … brilliantly engineered.

We received the following letter from Hank Kirschner in the USA, who is in full training for his upcoming event in January 2013.

Recently we received an e-mail from Mrs Kling in Germany, that we would like to share with you all.