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What if they can't walk or help them self?

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It’s obvious YOU have not had a stroke. “If you do your exercises you get a treat”….that works great for a dog but not for a stroke survivor. None of your advice was helpful. That good old tough love is terrible advice for dealing with someone who has suffered a stroke. Sorry. Compassion, caring, loving patience will help. Recovery is a marathon, not a sprint.

Hey thanks mam I'm a 17 yr old post stroke male patient , I was currently going through depressed emotions because I still can't completely control my hand My recovery is quite fast and I can grip things , although I cannot control my hand normally yet Thanks for the video I was done being depressed a few minutes ago and got back to my normal mindset and got recommended this video Thanks for the information<3

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I have done the sliding board car transfer from a wheelchair with a fixed armrest. It’s not easy as there is so little room to maneuver. I don’t recommend it. You really need a chair with a removable armrest to be safe for both you and your loved one.

Thanks for the clear video… bringing home a 90 year old soon, normally mobile but has spent 3 weeks in a hospital bed fighting an infection and has lost leg strength for standing… Do you think a slide board could be used to transfer from wheelchair to car with a wheelchair that has locked armrests (they don’t flip up/remove)? I haven’t had much luck figuring that out online and can’t visualize it well enough…

My commode only adjusts once by pushing two buttons in on both legs in the front but no adjustable pins for the back legs. So the commode is tilted forward. something's not right with my product I think.

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My name is Daniel and I need financial support. Iwas only working part time because I was living on the raod with the need for shelter and a futcher. The work was only temporary just to get through the week and survive with the help of friends

Thanks for this. The 🪣 with the lid seemed clunter intuitive to fit in. But watching your video helped!

My mom has dementia 81 n I would love to take her riding more. U are much smaller than me though. Just never seems to be enough room. I was looking at the curved boards n how to position car. If we need curb or flat surface better. Really have to practice more. Mom doesn't like when we transferring her. She's very scared of falling. N she's very stiff n doesn't understand. Sometimes it's easier to get her in. I want to make it more comfortable for her. Last time we used her hoyer lift sling to slide her in n out. She can't stand due to dementia n vertigo issues for 2 years now. Thanks for your video. I think the curved board might be helpful too. We have the one like yours.

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What do you mean by cmt? It might be possible to use a sturdy footstool or step stool with a handle to assist with managing the height of your vehicle. It would still require backing in. Or could you possibly use a lower threshold vehicle?

Hi I was wondering if you have any tips of how to get a very short person into a higher van/suv similar to this? She has cmt & uses a walker & also wears leg boots.

Align the slots directly over the bar and push down with both arms/hands. That should be enough force.

Thank you. I’m having trouble getting the seat and lid to snap on. Perhaps I’m not strong enough. It looks easy when you do it. 😊

Many thanks for the useful information and advice. Hope you had a great Christmas and have a Wonderful New year. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.

Lol… why exactly does he need to transfer? It seems like he can move his legs just fine. Transfers like this other people who don’t have the ability to stand or walk on their own. This guy obviously has all working parts.

You can use any sturdy belt, fabric or leather, as long as you can get it around the stroke survivor's waist. It's just there to give you some leverage for helping them stand or transfer.

What if you don’t owe that belt thing?

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Thank you for sharing this information. How can this be done for a elderly bariatric stroke survivor?

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Thank you so much for this! I had no idea how to adjust it... I am sure this is helping many people even if they don't leave a message 🙂

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I am crippled. They keep telling me I will be better. Yeah when?

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Hi Ann, first off thank you for your helpful videos. I have a new patient with a flaccid arm from a severe CVA. No active movement whatsoever with the exception of scapular elevation. I was going to recommend a custom resting hand splint after the patient's husband mentioned she wakes up and goes about her day with a clenched fist. I think I am going to try this simple and effective alternative. My only concern is she has a history of shoulder subluxation on the affected side- is this still a safe position? They do not use a sling. Thanks!

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