Don’t Miss A Button
For anyone with fine motor challenges, these button assist tools are indispensable. I like this one because it has a large soft grip handle and doubles as a pulling tool for zippers.
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Baby Got Back (Clean)
Get your own back; literally. This long handled applicator eliminates the need to bend and twist to apply moisturizers, lotions & sunscreens in those hard to reach areas. The cord loop is large enough to fit over your wrist and it can conveniently hang on a hook in your shower.
Sock it To Me! Sock Slider
If you have back problems and difficulty bending and twisting , this sock assist device will be a huge help. It’s a huge time savor for many people but does require some hand dexterity so it’s not ideal for those who have hand neuropathy.
NAIL ASSISTANT
This holder & stabilizer for nail tools is one of those, ”why didn’t I think of that?” simple but helpful gadgets. When you have a hangnail & don’t have time for a manicure, this device keeps your tools stable so you can push down on a nail clipper instead of having to grip it.
Cut Your Food Without Cutting Yourself
The Rocking T Knife is an awesome tool for people who have limited hand function, tremors and/or a weak grasp. The reviews are stellar on this kitchen tool that will prevent a trip to the ER.
No Slip Socks That Rock!
These no slip socks are a great slipper alternative. When I don’t have time to put on my leg braces for quick trips to the bathroom or when letting my dogs out, I throw these no slip socks on. I always feel secure and safe that I won’t slip and fall. I also use them…
Utensil Set For Shaky Hands
This utensil kit for those who experience mild to moderate hand tremors gets tons of positive reviews. Reportedly, it can sense and counteract hand tremors and helps you get food into your mouth instead of all over clothing.
One Touch Jar Opener
This is one of those As Seen on TV Products that you will actually use and rely upon. If your grip strength is limited, this will be your new bestie.
“Alexa, Please Unload The Dishwasher”
Ok, she can’t do that, but she can do other helpful things. When my hands hurt from neuropathy or too much typing, I simply ask Alexa to do tasks like setting a kitchen timor to letting me know what time a movie is playing at my local theater. Alexa will also turn off lamps, read…
DIY CARD PULLER
If you have fine motor issues, then you know all too well the struggle of pulling, gripping, and sliding any type of card. In my post, ”How To Get A Grip When You Literally Can’t”, I talk about the daily challenges I encounter just running basic errands with hand neuropathy.
Whenever I’m asked to show my drivers license I cringe.
Fill IT TO THE RIM
This is a photo of my son Blake using ” The Incredible Spill Not” to carry a full cup of hot coffee in a ceramic mug up our stairs. I saw this product on Amazon & had to try it. First, Blake swung the mug back and forth in each direction and then he literally…
PERFECTLY IMPERFECT STYLE STARS
Show off the star you are in these outfits for perfectly imperfect women with invisible disabilities.
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