InventorGrissom
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My invalid 300 pound incontinent (urinal & fecal) roommate with 10 inch diameter leg calves (Lymphedema) became unable to change her own pull-up diapers 9 to 15 times per 24 hour day because she couldn't reach past her knees. That task fell to me and I was literally dying from lack of RIM sleep.
They say that necessity is the mother of invention. Fortunately, I've been a prolific inventor for over 55 years. I invented a $2 solution and made 15 of them for her. She's been using them unassisted for 9 months now.
Her nurses suggested I research how many others in the world might need these devices as it might be worth mass producing. That's why I'm here and out doing demos at assisted care facilities next week. If I find there's enough demand for it, I'll mass produce it.
Currently, I have no idea about how many incontinence patients have this problem as I described above.
All responses will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Cheers!
They say that necessity is the mother of invention. Fortunately, I've been a prolific inventor for over 55 years. I invented a $2 solution and made 15 of them for her. She's been using them unassisted for 9 months now.
Her nurses suggested I research how many others in the world might need these devices as it might be worth mass producing. That's why I'm here and out doing demos at assisted care facilities next week. If I find there's enough demand for it, I'll mass produce it.
Currently, I have no idea about how many incontinence patients have this problem as I described above.
All responses will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Cheers!