Those with a disability who have already figured out how to dress have developed tips and tricks for others to try. It is the policy of this site to provide information, not to promote individual businesses. However, given the limited resources in this area, specific businesses that address each of the topics are linked. Undergarments Undergarments for adults need modification for dressing, sitting and to accommodate leg bags. Children who remain incontinent require diapers larger than those commercially available at the corner grocery.
Resources exist to accommodate both issues.
If wedgies are uncomfortable while walking, underwear riding down while sitting or during transfers is not only uncomfortable but embarrassing and affords no skin protection. Undergarments for wheelchair users may be available from Rollie Moden . Simple adaptations to undergarments can frequently be made to allow independence for many physically challenged individuals while simple tricks for donning and doffing can make dressing much quicker and easier. Making Life Easier was developed by a woman who is an MS survivor who wrote several books with practical hints for dressing and adapting clothing. Incontinence provides unique challenges for the physically disabled.