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Life begins and ends with the same challenges

15 October 2009

I have just booked a ticket to Dus­sel­dorf. I will go there tomor­row, to visit the REHACARE Trade Fair (www.rehacare.com ), which is in full swing already. It’s a play­ground for every­one pro­vid­ing solu­tions for mak­ing life of elderly and hand­i­capped per­sons a lit­tle bit eas­ier. Some­one thought: would not the Mum­my­Mug also be handy for elderly?

833820_handsCecilia, should you not go and check out what this mar­ket could mean for you? Inter­est­ingly enough, the per­son who gave me the idea to go makes really cool no spill cups for kids, and is now also con­sid­er­ing offer­ing them to elderly peo­ple as well. And of course: life begins and ends with the same chal­lenges. With being more vul­ner­a­ble to spillages for exam­ple, and to scald­ing burns from hot bev­er­ages. Small kids have thin skin, elderly have dry and rim­pled… both end up with bad burns even at rel­a­tively low tem­per­a­tures. So, said and done! Dus­sel­dorf, here I come. Who knows, per­haps this trip will inspire me to develop a sis­ter prod­uct to the MummMug.

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4 Responses to “Life begins and ends with the same challenges”

  1. Marianne says:

    Old peo­ple like humour. There’s some wine in Eng­land that sells because of its labels The Old Git (red) and The Old Trout (white).

    How about the Codger Cup, or the WrinklyMug? 

    Dad is blind and would per­haps like one that beeps at him when he’s look­ing for it, per­haps trig­gered from a remote that can be hung around neck or worn as a pin?

  2. admin says:

    Thanks Mar­i­anne!! good ideas. Wrinkly­Mug is fun !! I need to think about the remote idea, as use­ful as it would be that would be a chal­leng­ing prod­uct to develop. But, as you point out, use­ful if we would man­age! thanks for all your com­ments, please keep on writ­ing !! Cecilia

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    http://www.mummymug.com is very infor­ma­tive. The arti­cle is very pro­fes­sion­ally writ­ten. I enjoy read­ing http://www.mummymug.com every day.

  4. admin says:

    Wow, thanks! That’s very encour­ag­ing to hear ;-) I’ll keep in writ­ing… and since I just fig­ured out how to add the Share-Plugin, I’d be very happy if you encour­age oth­ers to read it too!

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