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How to adapt daily tasks when you have hemiplegia
Learn to fasten buttons.
This can be a hard task to do but with patience and practice, you'll get there!
Try using an aide to help you. Try threading string through the button and pulling it through the button loop in the item of clothing.
OPTIONS:
- Draw your thumb out and then look at the button, you'll notice that it has disappeared. You can then pick up the button and use it to adjust the task.
- Once you've mastered this, try letting your aide hold the button. Then you can go back on and on-may give you occasion to incorporate additional methods into your daily tasks.
- Know how to put on a bra. Putting on a bra with hooks can be challenging with hemiplegia, but this can be avoided by just avoiding that kind of bra.
- Place this button that is placed between your upper right and lower left hand hand hand hand. Tie it in a knot, making sure that it doesn't come loose.
A: Know how to put on a bra. Putting on a bra with hooks can be challenging with hemiplegia, but this can be avoided by just avoiding that kind of bra.

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How to do a dotted underline in word
Open your word document.
You can open it by double-clicking the file name on your pc or mac.
Alternatively, you can launch word (in the windows menu on a pc, or the applications folder on a mac), click the file menu, click open, then select the document.
OPTIONS:
- If you're using windows 8, right-click the document. A table will appear containing the document displayed.
- Highlight the text you want to underline. To highlight text, click and hold the mouse button before the text you want to highlight, drag the cursor to the end of the text, then let go of the mouse button.
- Note, however, that if word opens the same file on all applications, the default underline will remain. Open a graph (a cylindrical grid drawing).
- Choose a stripe to break the margins. Tap the stripe while the text you select is already in the page.
A: Highlight the text you want to underline. To highlight text, click and hold the mouse button before the text you want to highlight, drag the cursor to the end of the text, then let go of the mouse button.

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How to tell if you might get fired
Look for a lack of perks.
The number of perks you get at work is an important measure of your overall approval rating by management. If you began your job with fully reimbursed travel expenses and paid lunch breaks, but now receive none of these, your job might be at risk.
OPTIONS:
- Determine if your company is about to be acquired. If your company was recently acquired and/or merging with another, you might lose your job.
- You might see certain perks as you move. Your travel expenses are huge, so a great deal of that money might go towards housing.
- Even if you start your job with full benefits, your qualifications may suffer. Every workplace is different and the change in overall appearance and working hours can change the status of your qualifications.
- You should look for perks that might not be included in your pay. If you are required to account for a disability, for example, you might be prohibited from leaving work on time.
A: Determine if your company is about to be acquired. If your company was recently acquired and/or merging with another, you might lose your job.

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A pair of scissors and a comb is then seen close up and leads into a person cutting the man's hair. he
OPTIONS:
- then moves the mans hair back and starts cutting his face and talking about what he just did.
- finally blow dries the man's hair and is shown once again smiling and laughing to the camera.
- shows off other people having their hair cut, and still opening and closing his eyes.
- stands there talking to the camera as he continues to cut off his hair with wet objects under the faucet and next to him.
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finally blow dries the man's hair and is shown once again smiling and laughing to the camera.