This book offers tips and techniques for getting things done around the house while conserving energy and reducing wear and tear on your body. You'll learn dozens of ways to become better organized so you won't waste valuable energy searching for the things you need. You'll find ways to accomplish tasks quickly and efficiently. You'll discover low-cost community services and resources which you may not have known existed. Many of the products and devices I mention in the book are readily available in discount or hardware stores.
Every state has several.
Most centers have adaptive gadgets and devices you can borrow at no cost for a trial period. They also may have a vast computer database of the companies and manufacturers who make these products. Contact a hospital rehabilitation department and speak with an occupational or physical therapist about the product you're looking for. Whenever possible, try the device before purchasing it. When you live with a chronic illness, it can be hard to predict good days and bad, let alone the future.