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Meet Jai
Jai Srinivasan - DMO patient
“He has used many other hand braces but we prefer the DMO as it is not bulky and he is able to have more control over his fingers without compromising his wrist position”, Kate [Jai’s mum].
Jai Srinivasan has been using DMO products since the age of 1 for his cerebral palsy. Jai’s cerebral palsy causes him to have left sided weakness with his DMO glove enabling him to control his movements and also correct his wrist position through the bio mechanical panelling and strategic reinforcement.

Meet Abi
Abi Foreman - DMO patient
Abigail (Abi) Foreman lives in the North East of England and has Dystonic Cerebral Palsy. Her condition causes her muscles to have increased rigidity and means she is a lot slower in her movements and she requires assistance from others for most daily tasks.
Abi was assessed for a DMO suit by Tina Findlay, her school physiotherapist at Percy Hedley Foundation in the North East. This was measured by Pam Cowans our Clinical Specialist for the area, who works closely with the physiotherapists and occupational therapists at the school.

Meet Bailey
Bailey Fleming - DMO patient
Bailey Fleming was one of the first DMO patients to trial the patented DMO glove back in 2006, and since then he has never looked back!
Bailey uses the DMO glove to help manage the physical effects of his unilateral cerebral palsy and after over a decade in DMO has made wearing it an essential part of his daily routine, benefitting from the additional support, proprioceptive feedback and postural alignment it provides.
Bailey said:
“I was given my first DMO glove when I was a teenager. It took a couple of months to get used to due to initial discomfort, but it was well worth sticking with it as it has totally changed the mobility of my hand and arm”.
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