Innovative Recovery: Amy E. Lee's LE Sling Device for Stroke Survivors
This is a thing that I think could help people and, like you said, it's a very non-complicated device that in my pt brain, I think, could have a very broad function, broad application.
What if a simple device could make walking easier after a stroke? In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', host Bill Gasiamis chats with Amy E. Lee, the creator of the LE Sling. Amy designed this clever waist belt with a bungee system to support the leg, ease walking pain, and help with forward movement. It’s a game-changer for many stroke survivors who struggle with mobility.
Amy shares her journey from idea to invention, explaining how the LE Sling works and its benefits. The device is adjustable, fitting any body type, and can be worn over or under clothing. Amy also talks about ongoing studies at The University Of Oklahoma Health Science Center that are exploring the device's potential further. If you or someone you know is navigating stroke recovery, this episode offers practical insights and hope.
Tune in to hear more about this innovative tool and how it’s making strides in stroke rehabilitation.