buns for limited arm movement

[bparnell75]

Due to some limited arm and hand movements {nerve damage] my daughter has difficulty with buns.
I spent a long time yesterday trying to help her. When she was successful her stick was always upside down.
She claimed she could not hold her stick the same way I do. Any one out there have similar situations they have
resolved? Thanks for any help.

[lunalocks]

After I had my shoulder surgery and could not lift my Rt arm above my head, I could rest the elbow on a table and have my arm supported in that way to reach the back of my head. Maybe this could work?

[bparnell75]

After I had my shoulder surgery and could not lift my Rt arm above my head, I could rest the elbow on a table and have my arm supported in that way to reach the back of my head. Maybe this could work?

Thanks Luna for your response.

[Miss Thyme]

If she can't get the stick in from the "right" side, maybe a moon fork would do the trick?

[bparnell75]

If she can't get the stick in from the "right" side, maybe a moon fork would do the trick?

Good suggestion. I have never been successful with the moon but her hair is thicker and not slippy.