For a person that only has one functional arm some daily actions could sometimes be difficult The action of squeezing a rag is an example of this phenomenal The typical wring motion used to dry a rag requires two functional hands An option to dry the rag with only one hand is to just squeeze it with one hand or push it against the sink. His subsequent search for accessible design solutions set the stage for adapt or design, a project in three acts Onehandplate allows you to eat with only one hand
Great for amputees, arm or shoulder surgery, or those affected by cerebral palsy, erb's palsey, multiple sclerosis, parkinson's disease and strokes Reasons can be as diverse as a person sustaining an arm or hand fracture, undergoing a shoulder replacement, receiving a medical amputation, or losing control of a limb due to a nerve injury, brain injury, or stroke. I have very large hands (hand?).
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