Physical Disability Tip #2: Consider what home automation would make your life easier. Create a "wish list" for this items to become a combined birthday or Christmas present from family and friends.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/5/20 #home #automation #physicaldisability #qualityoflife [Next Tip May 27 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #1: Don't under estimate the emotional stamina needed to co-exist with a physical disability. When life revolves around your body developing skills to manage your emotional well being will be an asset in promoting your quality of life.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/5/13 #emotion #physicaldisability #coexist #wholeness [Next Tip May 20 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #23: Don't forget the value of team work. Problem solve. Work out what your strengths are. Then allow others the gift of assisting you. Besides fulfilling a practical need in your life it will enrich and give those who assist you an appreciation in life that only comes by supporting those who have a legitimate need.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/4/22 #teamwork #physicaldisability #help #support [Next Tip Apr 29 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #21: Do not under estimate the value of peer support during times of transition. If your physical disability has flared up or you've experienced a significant setback don't loose track of the value of having someone who has a physical disability to talk about and the depth they are able to understand compared to the general population.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/4/8 #peer #support #transition #physicaldisability #setback [Next Tip Apr 15 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #19: Do you have a desire to work? Is there a hobby you are passionate about that could be transformed into self employment? An occupational therapist could work with you to design a work space that meets your physical needs. Then your local "Chamber Of Commerce" could help brain storm a possible mentor from the community to help you get started.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/3/25 #physicaldisability #work #accommodate [Next Tip Apr 1 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #13: Ask your health care team for training in using a reacher - grabber. This tool acts as an extension of your arm. This will allow you to avoid moving and bending in ways that aren't compatible with your body. This is an option to improve your independence, quality of life and possibly boost your morale.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/2/11 #reacher-grabber #tool #pickup #physicaldisability [Next Tip Feb 18 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #10: Seek the input of a dietitian in designing meals and snacking foods that will allow you to maintain a healthy body weight. Having a rigid regime designed around the foods you like will prevent the additional complications to your physical disability a heavier body weight will create.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/01/21 #physicaldisability #dietitian #weight #nutrician [Next Tip Jan 28 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #8: Using friends as a sounding board develop the skill of expressing your needs and advocating for yourself. Trusted friends are able to provide feedback on what they perceive as your needs. The skill of advocating for yourself will be an effective tool in the myriad of health care appointments that accompany the ongoing maintenance of a physical disability.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2026/01/07 #physicaldisability #brainstorm #friend #feedback [Next Tip Jan 14 2026]

Physical Disability Tip #7: Consider postponing tasks you desire to be engaged in or complete yourself when feeling tired or weary. Don't let this take away the sense of satisfaction or joy when completing something you normally enjoy doing. It isn't worth the frustration.... https://rons-home.net/en/living-life-lab/tips/living-with-physical-disability/2025/12/31 #physicaldisability #weary #rest #chore [Next Tip Jan 7 2026]