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11 Areas of Daily LivingDaily Living ChallengeDATAthe Mental or Physical DysfunctionKnowledgePerson
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I cannot change my clothes at the gym. It was so hard, and I stopped going to the gym.
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I have difficulty putting on makeup by myself. I do not know where on my face I should put my hands and how I should move them.I get eyelash extensions. I get makeup done by various people, including occupational therapists, helpers, neighbors and my daughter.
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I cannot fold the umbrella.
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I have difficulty opening and closing the umbrella because I cannot tell the button sticking out. I cannot find the button.
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When putting on slippers or shoes, I forget to put on one side of the pair because I can recognize only the right or the left side of the pair or only one of my feet, although both are present.
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I cannot tell what clothes are stored where.Reducing things as much as possible, and storing each type of items in one place
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When attending formal ceremonies, I need to wear formal outfits that are different from my everyday clothes, but it is difficult for me to remember what to wear.My wife supports me only with what I need help with.
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I cannot remember what clothes I have and where they are stored. I cannot manage my clothes.
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I do not know how to dress for each day. I wear the same clothes all the time because I cannot tell what I should wear.
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I have no idea where my husband's suit is stored. I cannot find it when my husband asks me.
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When changing clothes, I become unable to tell up, down, left, or right of my clothes.Putting large clothespins to mark places where my hands and head are to come out. Clipping pairs of shoes with clothespins to keep both sides together
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I am less sensitive to temperature changes.Purchasing a thermometer
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Come to the day service without wearing socks
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Come to the day service wearing pajamas under the clothes
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As the seasons change and my clothes change, I need to practice putting on and taking off my clothes.
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Changing clothes is difficult and takes time. I do not know where to hold my clothes or where to put my hands through.
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When I go on a long trip, I cannot put in my suitcase what I will need by imagining what will be happening during the trip.
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I become unable to tell what I have put in my suitcase. When I take and lay them all out, I become unable to tell what I need even more.
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It is difficult for me to change clothes as the seasons turn because I have to open all the wardrobes to see where I have stored what clothes.
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When changing clothes, I have difficulty putting on socks. I feel uncomfortable after wearing them upside down.