Chronic Christmas Advent Giveaway #2: Integrale Adaptive Cutlery
Does your disability or chronic illness
make it difficult for you to use using regular cutlery when you eat? Then do I
ever have a great giveaway for you!
Isabel
Heubl created Integrale because adaptive cutlery “wasn’t only ugly, but
didn’t fulfil all the functional aspects needed either.” She worked with a
large group of people whose chronic conditions and disabilities affected their
ability to use their hands to develop something that was not just functional,
but also beautiful. “The users were the ones telling me what they needed and
wanted and I was simply the one that put it into a shape.”
Integrale has been on the market in Europe
for two years now and Isabel often receives notes from people whose lives have
been changed by using the cutlery.
“It is so practical and I
use it all the time. It allows me to eat the way I used to be able to eat. It
sits so well in my hand” – Edith from Hamburg
“dinner out with our children and their
spouses yesterday, so good to be able to enjoy it without struggling to eat my
meal.” – Jill from England
Isabel has given me a set of the Integrale cutlery
to give away to one of you!
I’m trying Rafflecopter for this giveaway
to make sure I don’t miss any of your entries.
Here is how it works:
To
enter, leave a comment telling me how this cutlery could make your life easier.
To
get extra entries, you can once a day tweet out this message
I entered Chronic Christmas #giveaway #2: Integrale
adaptive cutlery on @TheSeatedView #chronicillness #disability
You
can also visit my Facebook page.
Enter by Saturday, December 9 at 6 PM ET.
Ed: I've heard that some are having problems with this function. Leave a comment on the blog the regular way — I'll keep track of them. The same goes for a Twitter and Facebook, as long as you remember to tag me.
Supposedly Rafflecopter keeps track of it all if you use the links listed in it. If you’re suspicious about how easy that is (as admittedly I am, just a bit) here is the reassuring part. I will keep track of your comments and your tweets. If you want to be sure that I can see your visit to my Facebook page, leave a message there, as well.
Supposedly Rafflecopter keeps track of it all if you use the links listed in it. If you’re suspicious about how easy that is (as admittedly I am, just a bit) here is the reassuring part. I will keep track of your comments and your tweets. If you want to be sure that I can see your visit to my Facebook page, leave a message there, as well.
Make sure you come back next Sunday,
December 10 to see who won!
To learn more about the cutlery or chat
with Isabel, visit the Integrale
Facebook Page.
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