My brand of cerebral palsy is strictly musculoskeletal so, my adaptive gear does not include a communicator… but since I was a kid I learned to express myself with written words and pictures long before I was comfortable using my spoken words.
My gear these days.
- Ring splint on 2 fingers to avoid needing another surgery on my hand.
- Nocturnal or inactive day hand brace to stabilize wrist and arm muscles during times of high spasticity.
- AFO to help with drop foot and gait.
- Grip assists for tasks where I need to concentrate on more than one thing at the same time. Or when 2 hands make the task easier.
Indomitable Bellatrix 