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Let’s Get Dressed!

17 Aug 2021Maddy Calderwood Adults, Motor Skills, News & Information 0

Getting dressed doesn't have to be challenging when you get older. Use of 'aids' to support this activity come in all shapes and sizes... read on to learn more!

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Aug 2021

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Let’s Get Dressed!

17 Aug 2021Maddy Calderwood Adults, Motor Skills, News & Information 0

Getting dressed doesn't have to be challenging when you get older. Use of 'aids' to support this activity come in all shapes and sizes... read on to learn more!

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