#one-hand

Ever struggled tying your #shoelaces? I do all the time with my #CerebralPalsy as do other #Disabled people, but here's a #Solution

Recently, I told you the ways that I spend my DLA Care Component. This post gives a perfect example. Shoelaces.

Most people – most adults – can tie their own shoes. They can wear whatever shoes they like, such as heels, trainers (sneakers), boots, etc.

I cannot.

The shoes that I have to wear has to support my ankle, tie up tightly and have strong soles – this limits me to trainers, and therefore…

Have one hand? want to change a bed? Look no further. #Onehand #Disability #Disabled

I’ve not hidden that I have cerebral palsy. As you can probably imagine, it does bring challenges to my life. They are usually around tasks that are typically done with two hands. So I have to be very creative to be independence.

Most of my creativity takes place in the kitchen as you may have seen last week when I cooked a roast dinner one-handed, this week I am going to show you how to do…

How do you unlock Super mode in Amplitude?

Easy, if you’re in the NYC area and have an adequate amount of tacos – hire me to do it!

Okay but in all seriousness, all you have to do is get 10 bars in total for the final section on Expert. Example? Sure!

3 bars in Supraspatial 2 bars in Digital Paralysis 3 bars in Energize 2 bars in Dalatecht

There you go. Now the next step is beating a level on Super with one-hand!

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When working on high-voltage circuitry, many electricians like to place one hand behind their back because this way there is little chance for each hand to touch objects of different electrical potentials and cause a shock.