Sometimes PD makes it hard to perform everyday tasks. Here are some items that help me.
Satin pajamas- If your ability to scoot,turnover or get out of bed is impaired satin PJs slide and make it easier.
Conair Infiniti Pro Spin Air Rotating Styler -It's a brush and hairdryer in one. No need to have two hands to do your hair.
Full Coverage Front Close Nadia Bra by Soma- Finally a bra that supports,is pretty and does not take 15 minutes to fasten. soma.com/store/browse/shelf...
Active wear- Nike, Starter,Adidas,and Target all have sweats that are more attractive than sweats but as easy to put on.
i too havea raised toilet seat a shower stool a frame around the toilet in the bahtroom btu sitll falll over regualarlyu in that room
i also have socks and tights thingsm to ehlp em put them on - not v/. good- my carer does htat 4 me
zips buttons a problem but i am not going down the velcro route yet
my knee pad sare essential adn i wear them 24 /7 apart from 5 mis in the shower each am
i need elbow pads as welll as my right side takes the brunt of my falls
i am getign good exercise going up adn down the stairs for my cat and will hopefully shortly nto have to do that as i am movign to a groudn floor apartment in tjhe same
building
(see my answers ot many blogs on this )
iyt is not oyhr weeked yet but i have had afew glasses fo wine and my typing is better
yeah! believe it or nto
love jill
\ps donot forget the party on sat nigjht 2 celebrate my immiinent move!
Hi Jill. How are you doing? Not long before the big day. Not sure whether I will be able to make the party. We should have been going to open our caravan for the season, but our son is back in hospital - yet again.
Had tests on Tuesday, another infection yesterday. Took himself to hospital after work - with temp of just under 40 - and was admitted. If we don't go, and it depends how he gets on - will be at party. Try and stop me.
Sue
I have velcro mary jane shoes, but unless I get the velcro exactly lined up and press on it, hard, the strap comes loose.
Keen shoes and sandals- they have an elastic loop closure and are so well built that my fussy feet don't hardly complain,
Satin nighties are great and I use a baby blanket that is satin on one side and fleece on the other (stays where it is put ) to help witih turning and getting in and out of bed,
Oh, eyeliner. ladies ? does is make you cringe just reading ? I found one called Voluminous eyeliner by L'Oreal has a unique sponge tip that I can control just enough to get some where it should be.
Thanks for the ideas - this is so practical- and it can make life just a litle simpler.
Thanks for all the great websites! I have a great deal of trouble turning around when I try to get in bed ,the car,etc. I found something called a swivel disk to help me with this problem on one of the websites you listed. I also found an inexpensive seat lift. I can't wait to receive them and try them out. You're such a blessing. Thanks!
I am in search of socks that don't burn feet, slide away or roll under my feet !! Also tennis shoes with a lot of support for I walk and exercise a lot , I have Parkinson and knee osteoarthritis .
Thank you and looking forward to your suggestions !
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