Compensating behavior takes place whenever one part of the body is compromised due to injury or disease. So when you stub your toe, you limp and take more weight on your other foot. When you jam your fingers, you hold your pencil differently.
I went to a Toastmaster conference in Lincoln over the weekend of April 21, and had to walk about 3 blocks from the parking lot to the hotel where the event took place. I was a good girl and used my cane. I was limping and I guess I need new shoes. My left leg is fine, but my right calf seized up so badly that it’s pulling on my Achilles tendon and causing pain in my right heel.
How do you effectively limp on both feet?
Measureable progress 