WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE KITCHEN TOUR 

Someone else most likely holds the camera and follows her around for her!

@@ParaTara ya probably so you’re right but I had to ask it’s prolly her right hand gal that she works with

I have Spina Bifida myself and live in a one bedroom apartment, so I haven't done too much remodeling. What has worked for me so far though, is for cooking I use a hotplate that I have on a small desk right beside the stove. Yeah it's handy because it is low enough that I can see into whatever pot/pan that I am using, as well as the extra drawer space is really nice. I also had my coffee pot on it as well, before I bought my Keurig so it's a really nice feature. Then for my plates/bowls (mixing and eating)/glassware, I have a bookshelf from I think WalMart that I display them on. Which definitely helps my back from having to bend too much to get those things, because I use them everyday. Then like Chelsea, I just use the bottom cabinets to store the rest of my things in like cutting boards, mugs, and tupperware. I also tend to use my actual oven has storage for my pots and pans, but this place is definitely not my forever home so in the future I'm hoping for more cupboards. I also have a convection oven for toast, or small batches of baking (like if your roasting veggies, or baking something like chicken) which is definitely something I would recommend as well (way easier than a toaster and less bending for baking)

There's tons of convection ovens that open from the side. Or a French door oven

You can see much of it in the last few minutes of this video where she shows her shower transfer. I really want a 0 step-up/Roll-In Shower like I had in my last home. The estimate was way too expensive so I transfer over carefully. Her video below. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GBSUpj3bsKs.html