Gadgets for wonky hands?

I was referred to the OT dept at my local hospital, where I was given certain gadjets, including blue silicone sheets for gripping jars, a walking stick with an ergonomic handle and a litter picker, to name but a few.

OP is there any way you can get a referral? They also are able to direct you to sites, where you can find reasonably priced gadjets.

I meant to say, I also have a Ninja chopper for cutting veg.

Thank you for all your responses will certainly follow these up. Xx

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Hope you find some gadgets to help.

kittylester

We bought DS1 Bertha which he loves.

I've got one, usually use it for chopping onions.
It's very good.

Have a look at this site - it has specialist aids for spreading bread, easy handle knives, kettle stands etc. Hope it helps

www.mobilitysmart.co.uk/daily-living-aids/kitchen-aids.html