Quote:
Originally Posted by amward
I just gave my mother my Ereader. She is 95 and also has macular degeneration. With the reader she can bump the print size up to where she wants it, can feel where the buttons are and I typed out the instructions in huge font. It's easier for her than a large print book and her special glasses.
|
Yes, we went the ereader route, too, but the print was still not big enough for her and she is one of those people who just does not like reading on an ereader. The magnifiers are good for other things besides reading, too.
I'm glad that's working for your mother, though, and thanks for the suggestion.
