Resources for disability – invisible illness – Charcot Marie tooth
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.
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.
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…
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.
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.
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…
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.
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…
Show off the star you are in these outfits for perfectly imperfect women with invisible disabilities.
Trend-ABLE is all about living your best life and not letting your physical challenges and/or disabilities get in the way of looking and feeling your best. Some of us struggle with everyday tasks, like, shaving one’s legs and writing quick notes. I really like these foam grippers by Vive. At first glance, they look like…
It’s a proven fact (I think) that when people wear trendy and fitted workout clothing as opposed to wearing just anything that fits, they feel more motivation to workout. Here are some of my favorite styles to wear for working out!
Afo (leg brace) wearers have to wear shoes when wearing afos; they simply don’t work alone. If you rely on leg braces for stability and/or foot drop, then you most likely wear both shoes and afos every-time you leave your home. I feel more comfortable wearing both shoes and braces for long periods of time…