Cooking w/ paralyzed hands | Salmon dinner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Cooking salmon with vegetables and brown rice to share with my dogs. Cooking after a complete spinal cord injury is possible with the right adoptive tools. C-5 complete quadriplegic
Small item gripping aid:
www.activehand...
Song: stirfry (clean) by migos
Yummy! Looks great. I'm a single girl, but always fix some for my dog too!! He's the love of my life. Cooking is relaxing for some people. I hope you get to do more of it. You rocked that dinner!
Iam so proud of you Brenda love to see you adjust to be able to do different things no doubt you'll be able to cook for anyone love you Brenda keep up the great work
Good job Brenda, thanks for sharing, much appreciated : )
Hi Brenda! Fellow quad gal over here! C-4/5. Thank you for making this video. I have been wanting to start cooking again for sometime now. I am getting that adaptive tool... And I'm going to try and cook a meal. Thank you for the tip! You are a badass!
I have an Alaskan Ulu knife with a band molded on the top of the handles molded to fit my hand that I use to cut the hard things with like fat carrots and raw potatoes. I had seen other videos by cooking quads using an ulu knife and gave it a try. I am much more secure handling it with the security handle addition. Instamorph is easy to work with and can be used to custom adapt a lot of things.
Hey, Brenda! It’s great to see you gaining more & more independence all the time. Yes, you will cook for your future family & we, your subscribers, will all be so happy for you! Can you make one of your next videos with Captain and your other dog together? Enjoy your day & thank you again for the inspiration!
My small dog prince, He lives with my parents because he is very attached to them and goes crazy without them LOL but he comes over to visit
Hi Brenda! I love the music in the background... Good job!!! 👍
So so proud of you!
You did great!
Hell yes!
Could you not try active hands gripper where you put your utensils in your hand and then it wraps over your fingers (creating a gripped fist)securing them around the utensil? It would probably be easier than this method?
Can you post a link of your adaptive tools for new quads thanks
www.activehands.com/product/small-item-aid/
Brenda Besos thank you so much hopefully things can be easier for me 💕