An aid for daily living (ADL) is an object or device that helps people with disabilities over come there adversities and live what some would call a 'normal life.' These ADLs include wiping sticks, steady spoons, step stools, shower benches and driving systems
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I got one!
A device, like a lifty-mojigger, for short people, or even average-heighted people to reach things on tall shelves or unreachable places. For example, in the restaurant, things are stored waaaay high up, where no one can get to them. And step stools are nice and all, but if you have heavy stuff they become awkward.
This should be like a stand-alone cherry-picker sort of deal, with lifty capabilities, small enough to fit in tight places like storage closets.
Awesome.
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when i was little, like second grade, i always wished every student's desk was in it's own room, about telephone booth size. in the booth you had a screen in front of you to watch/listen to the teacher, you could switch it to computer, or to view a friend in another booth and talk to that person. the whole booth was sound proof. there was a telephone too, because when i was seven we still used telephones, hahahaha.
i know this makes no sense and has nothing to do with this, but it made me think of it.
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Alright I must go now, there's an uproar in the lab. Apparently my genetically engineered raptor is running amuck.
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