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How can a 91 y.o. woman remain lightly active without hurting herself?
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See below: Use low impact aerobic exercise. It can be done by sitting on the chair or bed while watching video, attend senior citizen morning exercise club or in a nursinghome/assisted living facility.
Answered 8/8/2013
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