I have had the opportunity to meet a gentleman through my disability
advocacy work who is severely affected by cerebral palsy. He has extremely
limited speech and very limited movement in one finger. He does have a
Dynovox system. He is also learning disabled. He is very anxious to have
computer solutions that meet his needs. This may be somewhat similar to the
case Kathy Cahill presented several weeks ago.
I would imagine this gentleman would profit from a screen reader software
package. We would like to find some sort of pointing device he could manage
to help him navigate the various programs and surf the web. Any suggestions
would be most welcome. Thank you so very much!
Catherine Alfieri
7 Summer Tree
Pittsford, NY 14534
585-586-1682
Founder:
Monroe County Women's Disability Network
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