My first post. I've been lurking and reading, and have been very touched by your caring community. I've gotten a lot of great tips from you all.
My very sweet sister has been an active iPad user since her ALS diagnosis in October 2012. Her hand strength is failing and her finger pointing is going fast.
I've read these tips and gadgets looking for some help. Is the stylus heavy or useable for someone with limited strength & mobility?
Her voice and breathing are both compromised so voice activation software is a maybe, but she gets very tired/exhausted speaking.
Any help? We hate to loose this connection with her, and for her to be able to communicate with others.
Thank you so much in advance.
My very sweet sister has been an active iPad user since her ALS diagnosis in October 2012. Her hand strength is failing and her finger pointing is going fast.
I've read these tips and gadgets looking for some help. Is the stylus heavy or useable for someone with limited strength & mobility?
Her voice and breathing are both compromised so voice activation software is a maybe, but she gets very tired/exhausted speaking.
Any help? We hate to loose this connection with her, and for her to be able to communicate with others.
Thank you so much in advance.