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In the Bathroom
Use illuminated and magnifying mirrors
Use coloured toothpaste so it shows more on the white bristles of a toothbrush.
Use towels that contrast in colour with the bathroom décor.
Use a rubber-backed mat in the tub.
Float a brightly coloured sponge while running the bath water. The sponge will indicate how high the water has risen.
Throw out old medication and use a
pill organizer
to help you know which medication to take when more easily.
Label current medication with a thick black letter on each bottle; keep a large print list in the medicine cabinet explaining what is what (e.g. "Blood pressure pills. Take one each morning.")
Pick up the bath mat after each use and fold it over the edge of the tub to prevent tripping.
If treatment for your eye condition involves
eye drops
, consider getting an eye drop dispenser to help you self-administer your drops easily and without spillage.
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