Leo grabs it with his right hand, then his left and looks down, trying to see the first step. Slowly, he raises his left foot, feels for the step and puts his foot down heavily on the step. He pauses and then, even more slowly, starts to lift his right leg. He's not exactly sure where his right foot is, he can't see it, can't feel it, and has trouble getting it onto the step. Slowly, gradually, he makes his way to the top of the four steps, turns and then slowly makes his way back down.
Every first experience is difficult.
My poor, poor hubby, he's exhausted. But still, he's ready for more therapy. After a brief rest, Amanda and Leo toss a balloon back and forth. This is to try and get him to look around the visual field, to move his head instead of just his eyes. So he'll be safe when he's walking.