A grantor is typically the trustee of a revocable trust. A successor trustee of a revocable trust would only assume the duties of the trustee if the grantor dies or is incapacitated. However, a trustee other than the grantor must be appointed in an irrevocable trust. A successor trustee of an irrevocable trust would only assume the duties of the trustee if the trustee can no longer perform his duties or dies.
1 Place the crutches under your arms. 2  Squeeze them to the sides of your body. 3  Move the crutches 6 to 12 inches ahead. 4  They should be slightly away from your body. 5  Push down on the hand grips. 6  Step past the crutches. 7  Support your weight with your hands and not under your arms.8  Check your balance before you go on.eneral directions for walking with crutches. 1  Place the crutches under your arms. 2  Squeeze them to the sides of your body. 3  Move the crutches 6 to 12 inches ahead. 4  They should be slightly away from your body. 5  Push down on the hand grips.
Crutches are useful for patients who need to use their arms for weight bearing and propulsion and not just for balance. Walkers improve stability in those with lower extremity weakness or poor balance and facilitate improved mobility by increasing the patient's base of support and supporting the patient's weight. Walkers require greater attentional demands than canes and make using stairs difficult.