Resources for disability – invisible illness – Charcot Marie tooth
Freedom gas cap wrench is a lightweight, durable plastic tool designed to easily turn a stubborn gas cap. The bottom of the wrench fits securely over the raised bar on the gas cap and provides additional leverage, allowing the user to easily twist the cap open. Simply place the wrench over the gas cap and…
The Ungrip is a fabric loop that attaches to the back of a mobile device. The comfortsble soft fabric loop allows the user to safely hold his phone while conversing or texting without the risk of dropping it. Comes in a variety of patterns and styles.
A great on the go attachment to any irregularly shaped item including water bottles. . The device consists of a container holder with super grip non-slip strap liner and a stainless steel handle with a rubberized coating. The handle is equipped with a slot through which the strap passes and the handle can be bent…
This one button umbrella was designed for use by individuals with fine motor and grasping disabilities. The umbrella opens and closes with the push of the same button, and is made from lightweight aluminum and fiberglass. The umbrella folds flat for carrying in a pocket or briefcase. Although you still have to push a button,…
The PurrFect Gripper Jar and Bottle Opener is pretty cool and an all-in-one tool for anyone with grasping challenges. If you have upper extremity disabilities or arthritis, this is your next go-to kitchen gadget! Top on my list of disabilities hacks! The Puurfect Bottle Opener – Gripper It features a cat-shaped head (CUTE!) at one…
This adapter turns any kitchen or bathroom faucet into a hands-free faucet. The unit features a built-in infrared sensor that automatically turns the water on when hand movement is detected in front of the fixture. The water stays on only as long as the sensor is activated, eliminating unattended running water. This adapter fits all…
This box cutter is awesome and safe to use! The finger friendly and ergonomic handle is shaped perfectly for people with tremors and fine motor challenges.
These Microwave Grips, are actually designed for people with disabilities. They will help someone with limited hand strength to securely transfer hot or warm dishes from the microwave to the kitchen counter, kitchen table, or to a serving tray, etc. Made of heat resistant silicone. Raised ridges and bumps are designed to give the user…
If you follow any influencers on Instagram or have been inside a Sephora or even your local drugstore in recent years, then you’re probably well aware of the at home face mask trend. From inexpensive Korean sheet masks to high end 24 carat gold ones, face masks of all types are a thing – a HUGE thing.
Having an invisible disability can create a lot of problems. This is especially true when it involves your hands like CMT does. I’ve lived with Charcot Marie Tooth Disorder for years. And I’ve learned a thing or two. I’m all about making life easier. When I find a tip or trick, I share it on…
You don’t have to have a disability to get why I have a love/hate relationship with mascara. It’s the one beauty product that has both the ability to make you look younger and like a football player at the exact same time.
This awesome device attaches to your razor of choice and adds 15-20 inches in length making it easier to hold and manipulate the razor. The articulating head rotates to a 30°, 45° or 90°-degree angle allowing people with balance issues and limited mobility to shave those hard to reach areas independently and with two feet…
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