Sharon Deming

That is a challenge - but I found it easier than being in traction from standing.  I positioned the laser so that it points nearly straight down. That way I don't have to lean to the left any further than necessary. When I finish every row and sometime in the midst of the row, I stretch, breathe, and drink water to keep the juices flowing. And since I have to walk to the front and back and front and back as I advance the quilt, position for the next row, etc., that helps.

Thank you I will give it a try.

Gwen, I sit and do the pantos all the time. I don't hold both handles. I sit a little left to the machine, place my left hand on the handle and my right hand on the back (at the bottom) of Millie and use that to help guide the machine. This is how I do when I stand also. I just move my right hand up a bit. I've had surgery on both my feet with resulting nerve damage so I can't stand for long periods. This works very well for me.