Leisure & Adaptive Recreation - Tips & Products ACCESSIBILITY TIPS: LEISURE & RECREATION Just because you have a chronic illness or disability does not mean you cannot have fun. As the old adage says, "All work and no play..." makes one dull. In this section you will find tips and products to enjoy your leisure time. Tips & Products: Leisure & Recreation     Input search text       Special glasses allow you to read while lying flat   When you have to lie flat in bed, reading for any length of time... Keep memory active - read with friend   Keep your memory active by reviewing the day's news events... Garden in raised beds   If you use a wheelchair or painful conditions make it difficult to get up and down... Plant a trellis or container garden   Exercise your green thumb by planting a few of your favorite things in a trellis or... Use self-watering pots in your home or in the garden   If you can�t water your plants every day, Gardener�s Supply Company offers unique self-watering pot Mark your trowel for easy planting.   If your garden trowel doesn't already have planting depth markings on the blade... Use a coffee cup or mug as a digging tool in the garden   If you have trouble grasping or holding traditional garden tools, try using a coffee cup or... Talking newspapers for low-vision readers   NFB-NEWSLINE® allows those who cannot read conventional newsprint to "read" newspapers... Cabin in the Woods   People with severe disabilities CAN go camping! Shelley Peterman Schwarz shows you how... Active Things to Do with Someone with a Disability   People with disabilities can now be more active than ever before. Here are a few activities that may.. 12 Active Things to Do with Someone with a Disability   Adaptive sports and equipment make it possible for people with chronic illness, aging limitations, a..

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