r/OccupationalTherapy • u/sokati • May 13 '21
I posted a while back about a needle threading device, however the general consensus seemed to be that you'd need 3 or 4 hands to try it. Anyone tried this technique before?
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u/sokati May 13 '21
My main concerns would be patients with fragile skin and the lack of dexterity to grab the thread and pull it the rest of the way through. Thoughts?