More posts mean more gift ideas! Rather than sending you back to Gift Ideas for Loved Ones Who Have Arthritis, I have updated the list. You'll find the newer additions in green.

Apparel

1. Elastic or curly shoe laces
2. Bracelet helper
3. If you're buying clothing, consider the weight of the garments. Also, the ease of opening and closing buttons or using zippers.
4. Shoes, such as these from L. L. Bean
5. Light-weight purse or wallet
6. A bathing suit from L.L. Bean
7. Spray-on pantyhose
8. Dry-cleaning or laundry service vouchers
9. Three piece pajama set - a hot flash helper
10. A multi tool - jewelry, zippers and button helper
11. A wristlet to carry your essentials
12. Here's another wallet option
13. This wallet that converts into a fanny pack
14. Travel with a silver lining - a light-weight purse
15. Use this to make putting on necklaces a click!
16. Sore feet? How about some orthotics?

Auto

1. Adhesive side view mirrors
2. Interior rear view mirror

Garden

1. Kitchen and garden tools that are light-weight and have large easy-to-grip handles, such at this Bypass Pruner from Fiskars
2. Telescoping trowel
3. Hose connector
4. Watering can

Hobbies

1. Drawing From the Right Side of the Brain
2. Hula hoop
3. Rolling back pack for exercise gear
4. Uplifting reading materials, such as From Chopin and Beyond - Part 1 and Part 2
5. Light-weight books or an e-reader
6. Gel pens
7. Battery-operated eraser
8. Magazine subscription
9. Movie gift certificate
10. Prepare and freeze some meals or goodies to be used on those days when energy is waning
11. Exercise DVDs such as When You Hurt All Over
12. Exercise balls
13. Books and more books
14. Meet a character with RA in And the Mountains Echoed
15. A copy of Your Life with Rheumatoid Arthritis by Lene Andersen

Home

1. Heavy non-slip floor mat
2. Small tray
3. Laundry helper or footstool
4. Pillows: Feathering My Nest and Not Only for a King
5. Purchase and install grab bars for the shower or tub area
6. Rubber bath mat
7. Install a handicapped toilet
8. Battery-powered scrubber
9. Telephone headset
10. Dictation software
11. Office chair
12. Fiskars Paper Trimmer
13. Shower curtain
14. Vacuum
15. Basket
16. A firm, supportive recliner: Nodding Off and My Perch
17. A Zip-it Opener for Blister Packs and Clam Shells
18. My readers offered up some great suggestions to help put an end to duvet wrestling
19. Mesh bag for toiletries

Kitchen

1. China mug and How it's Handled Makes a Difference
2. Food processor
3. Pressure cooker
4. Vegetable peeler, such as this one from Starfrit
5. Starfrit Mightigrip jar opener or a Boa Constrictor strap wrench
6. Electric potato peeler from Starfrit
7. A Starfrit electric salt and pepper mill
8. Electric juicer
9. Egg slicer
10. Apple wedger
11. Electric can opener or an electric jar opener
12. Light-weight dishes
13. Knives
14. Clothes pins
15. Scrub brush
16. Folding stool
17. This piece of rubber makes peeling garlic easy
18. Tea to help quell those sweet cravings or to soothe your senses
19. Collapsible water bottle

Miscellaneous

1. Nutcracker
2. Double duty luggage that Roll In, Roll Out
3. Shopping bag carriers
4. Travel mug
5. Consider contracting a service that can make light of difficult chores such as a housekeeping service such as Capital House Cleaning, a gardening service or car cleaning service.
6. Prepare and freeze some meals or goodies to be used on those days when energy is waning
7. A gift of your time to help with whatever needs doing – laundry, clean the windows, vacuum, wash the floors or tidy up.
8. Arrange an outing; you do the driving!
9. Do you have an idea for a unique tool? Consider talking over your idea with Maarten Meerman to see if he could make it for you.
10. emWave ® Personal Stress Reliever from My Givens and a Giveaway. I have these in stock. Please email me at info@auntiestress.ca for further information.
    *emWave and Personal Stress Reliever are registered trademarks of Quantum Intech, Inc.

Personal Care

1. Long-handled shoe horn
2. Dental floss wand
3. Easy-to-use shower curtain
4. Scalp massage/shampoo tool
5. If the person is travelling to The Big Island of Hawai'i, book them a session with Sarah-Lynn Joy
6. Stool or cane
7. Dosettes: large and small
8. Anti-Swan Neck Deformity ring
9. Neck brace
10. Hot packs or ice packs
11. Small flashlight: Light the Night or Roll Away Flashlight
12. Portable John and Jane
13. Portable toilet seat
14. Massage tools
15. Tennis balls
16. Scalp scrubber
17. Shoe grips
18. Heel care cream
19. Toe nail clipper
20. Gloves: work or surgical
21. Reacher
22. Self-care can be difficult – manicure, pedicure or a massage gift certificates, such as one from The Body Mechanics Massage Therapy
23. Rolling backpack
24. Walker
25. The right kind of tweezers
26. When you don't have access to an ice-pack
27. These cleaning wipes for glasses would make a great stocking stuffer
28. Support for that aching back
29. Use this device to squeeze out toothpaste or any product that comes in a tube
30. Physicool helps to cool those hot joints
31. Lens CPR
32. Even buttons and zippers can present a challenge in the midst of a flare-up. Help is on the way!

Pets

1. A raised food and water bowl set
2. Ball launcher
3. Nail clippers for the dog

Work

1. Folding stool
2. Telephone headset
3. Dictation software
4. A second mouse
5. Office chair
6. Fiskars Paper Trimmer
7. Gel pens
8. Battery-operated eraser

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