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There are gadgets that can help you do things at home using less energy, or to overcome some aspects of disability. In this video, Hannah talks about some things that helped her. If you think this would be useful for you, you could ask your GP to refer you to an occupational therapist, who could help find things that work for you.
What does an Occupational Therapist do the wards? The Occupational Therapist (or OT) works very closely with the other members of ward staff to make sure that patients will be able to look after themselves when they go home. This might involve various assessments to see if they are able to do everyday things like washing and dressing, cooking and managing housework and shopping. OTs will also help make sure that patients have all the help they need when they get home, including arranging...