#disabled advice

Hey fellow spoonies, we're thinking of investing in a slowcooker for easier cooking. Does anyone have experience with it? Do you actually use if several times a week? Is it really as easy as the internet says it is? Or will it be a huge machine taking up precious counter space for nothing, lol

@ deaf and hard of hearing people who read lips : is it considered rude to make my mouth movements a little slower or more prominent to help you understand clearer? I tend to talk fast & mumble and I don't want to overdo it or seem offensive and condescending, but I also have heard that reading lips when someone naturally mumbles/talks fast can be difficult? Are there any steps I can take to make communicating with you easier? I can't find any rescources written by real deaf/HOH ppl on this unfortunately

Do any fellow physically disabled folks out there have any recommendations for workouts I can start? I want to lose weight, but because of my disability, I am very limited on what I can do. Like, most beginner workouts are all "Do fifteen jumping jacks!" while I need a cane just to stand up. So yeah, not all that effective.

Does anyone know of any good yoga techniques for disabled people? I have minimal mobility and use of my legs varies from day to day. I need to learn some stretching techniques that I can do without being able to move my legs under their own power.