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sunglasses for light sensitivity:
β β (UV400) β β (UV400 cheaper alternative) β β (polarized) β β (blue light)
gloves for touch sensitivity:
β β (rechargeable hand warmers) β β (wool) β β (cotton) β β (flip-top mittens)
noise cancelling headphones and earbuds:
βΊοΈ β (non-electronic, earmuffs) βΊοΈ β (non-electronic, foam earbuds) βΊοΈ β (headphones, electronic+non-electronic) βΊοΈ β (earbuds, electronic)
best socks:
β β (fuzzy, non-slip) β β (NO seam) β β (NO grip)
nose covers for scent sensitivity:
β β (scented) β β (NO scent) β β (masks)
nail polish to stop nail biting:
βΊοΈ β (slightly scented)
bottles for help with hydration:
β β (thermos with straws) β β (motivational water bottles) β β (no straws/optional straw)
dinnerware and cutlery:
β β (zoopals) β β (silicone plates, cups, and bowls) β β (silicone forks, spoons, knives) β β (small forks and spoons)
carabiners with/without keyrings:
βΊοΈ β (no loop) βΊοΈ β (with loop)
stim toys:
β β (craftwarehouse) β β (trainerswarehouse) β β (playtherapysupply) β β (pain stims from soft to hard) β β (chewy stims) β β (picky pads; my previous post) β β (pop its; my previous post) β β (squishies) β β (needoh) β β (puzzles; my previous post) β β (DIY papercraft) β β (clickers) β β (light up toys) β β (DIY slime) β β (spinners) β β (playdough) β β (pop tubes) β β (floam) β β (water wigglers) β β (blocks/stacking) β β (magnets) β β (legos) β β (jelly blox) β β (3d stickers) β β (sensory toys by category) β β (understanding and communicating with autism) β β (kinetic sand) β β (DIY masterpost by @stimtoybox) β β (stim apps masterpost by @stim-from-your-heart) β β (list of PC games by ragingfart on reddit)
sensory/fidget focused content creators:
β β (asmrplanet) β β (baekkum) β β (sanriolve) β β (dingjoyy) β β (missfoxyasmr) β β (asmrstation3) β β (slimeowy) β β (shaw-p5j) β β (emikoffujio) β β (batalasasmr) β β (woodsoupgirlasmr)
AAC devices:
βΊοΈ β (NovaChat) βΊοΈ β (TD-I & TD) βΊοΈ β (ProSlate & WinSlate & Lightwriter)
pocket AAC apps:
β β (pocket sized AAC) β β (AAC apps)
sticky notes (if AAC is unavailable):
β β (booklet) β β (individual)
β βΊοΈ BONUS βΊοΈβ
TOOLS FOR THE VISUALLY IMPARED AND BLIND THAT I USE AS A BLIND PERSON AND FIND USEFUL:
CANES:
[ CLICKABLE LINK ] β REQUEST A FREE BLIND CANE [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β PAID CANES [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β CANE TIPS
ASSISTIVE DEVICES:
[ CLICKABLE LINK ] β ASSISTIVE TOOLS [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β ANONYMOUS VISUAL ASSISTANCE APP [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β PC SCREENREADER
DECORATIONS:
[ CLICKABLE LINK ] β 3D STICKERS [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β REFLECTIVE STICKERS [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β HOLOGRAPHIC STICKERS [ CLICKABLE LINK ] β CANE CLIPS AND STRAPS
BLIND ACCESSIBLE GAMES:
[ CLICKABLE LINK ] β GAMES THE BLIND CAN PLAY
tools for wheelchair or crutch users that I use as an ambulatory wheelchair user and I find useful:
foldable wheelchairs (good for small apartments/houses):
βΊοΈ β (transport wheelchair) βΊοΈ β (lightweight wheelchair)
foldable crutches (good for small apartments/houses):
β β (folding crutches) β β (more folding crutches)
knee braces:
β β (knee support)
padding for wheelchairs:
βΊοΈ β (wheelchair cushions)
padding for crutches:
β β (crutch pads)
accessories for crutches:
β β (crutch gear)
grippys for wheelchair:
βΊοΈ β (wheelchair grips)
accessories for wheelchairs:
βΊοΈ β (blog list) βΊοΈ β (buildmywheelchair) βΊοΈ β (dme hub)
Chronic pain thingsπ
Not all disabilities are visable. Even I need help sometimes
Results of decorating my crutches! Pardon the unaesthetic towel on the table in the background
Spikes and chains <3
Might do more, might not! We shall see :D

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One thing about mobility aids that people don't seem to understand is that the aid is positive to my life. Without the aid I can not go anywhere. When you tell a disabled/chronically ill person in a wheelchair that you wish they could just get rid of the wheelchair you are putting emphasis on the aid somehow being the problem. The aid is the solution! The aid is the accesbile part! It's the thing that makes my life more managable. When you tell me you wish I didn't have my wheelchair you're not telling me you wish I felt better or happier. You are telling me that my wheelchair is an inconvenience to you.
Ps: If your intended message honestly is that you wish I felt better/happier then just say that instead.
Is being in a wheelchair significantly harder to navigate than double crutches? I'm losing more and more mobility and pretty nervous about it and I generally trust you
Honestly it depends entirely on the space youβre trying to navigate
An accessible place with lots of room like an airport, or major hospital? Wheelchair
An unmodified house/apartment with narrow doorways, a small bathroom, and tall counters? Crutches
There are other things to consider with a wheelchair you donβt have to think about with crutches too, like rugs/carpets, door lips, counters being too tall, and doorways being too narrow.
@briarpatch-kids any thoughts?