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---DO IT YOURSELF ENTRY --- PURPOSE: To enable an individual with Friedrich's ataxia to carry staws and plastic bags with her. To ensure straws are available when needed, carry them in a round plastic toothbrush holder fastened with Velcro to the underside of one arm of the wheelchair. To ensure a supply of plastic bags are available for garbage, snacks, or clean-up bags, hooks dog clean-up bags in the dispenser they come in to the wheelchair. MATERIALS: Toothbrush holder, straws, dog clean-up bag in dispenser, and Velcro. AUTHOR: Labbe, A. TITLE: Quest Extra: Doing It Yourself. JOURNAL: Quest. WEB SITE: http://www.mda.org/publications/quest/extra/qe14-5_diy.html REF: Volume 14, Number 5, September/October 2007. PAGES (including cover): 2.

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