Is the Garden Off-Limits for Arthritic Persons?
Not With Arthritic Gardening Aids
There are a host of adapted aids to help arthritic persons around the house. Many are familiar — from special kitchen aids like lipped plates to grooming and bathing aids such as elevated toilet seats and hand grips for the bathtub.
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Daily living with urinary incontinence, lack of mobility
Establishing a restroom routine is important for people with mobility impairments or people who have urinary incontinence.
Managing restroom needs can be difficult for these groups of people, especially in today’s hustle-bustle environment of meetings and long work weeks.
However, it is important for you to take care of your body. Not being able to go to the restroom when you need to can cause health problems and inconveniences.
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We have reachers for many occasions and uses
From the dawn of civilization, sticks have been one of the most beloved tools of mankind. As Teddy Roosevelt used to say, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
While we discourage violent force, we must admit sticks are useful for doing just about anything, including reaching objects and gaining leverage. Using one of our reachers are a little like having a good stick but with added state-of-the-art technology.