Adaptive Tools
Multiple Sclerosis hampers your mobility. Adaptive tools will help you live with your Multiple Sclerosis. What may have seemed like routine tasks like getting dressed can become painful and labor intensive, as the disease progresses. Wear comfortable clothes that are easy to get on and take off. Counter-Top appliances like a food processor, grill-press machine, and crock-pot making cooking easier.
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