must the patient stand up when taking the pants off too?

I do not place the ads before my videos and I do not make any revenue from the ads KZfaq places before my videos!

Hemiplegic stroke patients usually have poor standing balance. Any safer ways to get them to stand up and pull like this? Im always afraid they will fall forward

This doesn’t work. I can’t use one shoulder-arm at all and the other is injured. So reaching back, putting body weight on an arm is a no. I need to wear compression socks. None of these work.I’ve also had my lower spine and SI joint fused. Crossing legs over and bending over is not an option. Sadly, I live remote and there is no female OT in the mountain or nearby. Our only hospital seems to think hiring males for nursing, OT, PT, is sufficient and it is not! This is why the majority of females that live here, go elsewhere for surgery and recovery! Or we look to the internet for ideas and help. The local hospital and surgeons office gives very minimal to no guidance. After having two rotator cuff, shoulder and arm surgeries in six months on the same side. With no actual professional guidance or female OT it’s been a nightmare! After watching these videos I did order a dressing stick and button-zipper tool. I had no idea these were an option. Still no way to get my compression socks on! Too tight to get them around a sock tube. I tried pulling them on but that requires use of both hands and arms forcefully pulling. Not a safe option. It was the pulleys with weights after the first surgery that ripped my surgery apart. My PT pushed the heavier weights and number of reps until I was in pain and quit. 😡