My father had a stroke last year. His left limbs became paralyzed. He cannot lift his left arm and leg. He also cannot move his left hands and feet. He has been going to therapy sessions three times a week. Today his condition has improved slightly. He can bathe himself by using his right hand but when he needs to use the toilet he uses a toilet aid.

A toilet aid is a device that looks sort of like a long and bent electric toothbrush. It is for people who may have limited use of their hands and limbs. It is ideal for people who may have suffered a stroke or those who suffer from arthritis. The toilet aid can hold a toilet paper so does not have to reach far to clean himself. The toilet aid can also grasp a loofah sponge so he can wipe his back when bathing. It acts as an extension of my father’s hand.