The reception area is in the head, they walk up a leg to their bedroom, and they cool off in the swimming pool in the belly.
Instead officers say they're still checking drivers by getting them to do things like stand on one leg and walk in a straight line.
"If people come in and say my chest hurts, that gets attention, but if they say my leg hurts when I walk a couple of blocks, most doctors don't think that is a big deal, " says William Hiatt, professor of cardiovascular research at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and chairman of the American Heart Association's Peripheral Vascular Disease Council.
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Her leg bones confirm that A. afarensis could walk upright, though her ape-like upper body and the arrangement of the semi-circular canals of her ears, which are the location of the sense of balance, suggest she also spent a lot of time climbing trees.
Now 5, she can still walk a few yards with the aid of leg braces by locking her hips and knees in place and balancing her weight above her feet.
She said she would walk again and was starting to prepare for a prosthetic leg.
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Another notable qualifier is Casey Martin , who caused controversy in 1998 when he won the right to use a golf cart on the course due to a rare circulatory disorder in his right leg that restricts his ability to walk 18 holes.
She wears a large brace and literally drags her right leg with her good, left leg to walk.
Rhys had developed a cancer in the nerves of his right leg, which was growing quickly and affected his ability to walk and feel anything in that limb.
His right leg was wrapped in bandages Friday and his left was in a cast, but he was able to walk from a wheelchair to a seat at the conference.
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