Abstract: Arm support apparatus, for independently supporting an arm section and a forearm section of an injured arm of a user has a support body including elbow, forearm and wrist supports, a front portion located away from a torso of the user and a rear portion disposed towards the torso. The apparatus includes a first shoulder strap for supporting the forearm section and having strap ends connected respectively to a first front portion connector connected to the front portion and to a first rear portion connector connected to the rear portion, both located towards the wrist support. A second shoulder strap for supporting the arm section has strap ends connected respectively to a second front portion connector connected to the front portion towards the elbow support and spaced apart from the first front portion connector and to the body towards the wrist support.

Abstract: Arm support apparatus with a support body including elbow, forearm and wrist supports, a front portion located away from a torso of a user and a rear portion disposed towards the torso. The apparatus includes a first front portion connector connected to the front portion and a first rear portion connector connected to the rear portion, each are located towards the wrist support. A second front portion connector is connected to the front portion and spaced apart from the first front portion connector, and is located towards the elbow support. A wrist end connector is connected to the support and located towards the wrist support. A first shoulder strap has strap ends, each being connected respectively to the front and rear connectors. A second shoulder strap has strap ends, one being connected to the second front portion connector, the other being connected to the wrist end connector member.

Abstract: An ankle apparatus for a person with a paralytic foot includes a body with a free end and a connector end, and a support portion with a rear wall. The support portion extends between the free end and the connector end. Two spaced apart side panels extend down from the connector end and are angled away from each other in a direction leading away from the rear wall. Another body, orthogonal to the first body, has a free and, a connector end, and a support portion, which extends between the free end and the connector end. The second support portion cooperates with the foot and the two connector ends are connected to restrict relative movement of two bodies.