Thread: Health and the Kindle
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Old 04-25-2009, 11:28 AM   #14
Alisa
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Reading a hardback or even a thick paperback while I'm walking every day on the treadmill would be a hassle for me, but holding my Kindle 2 makes it a breeze!
Yep. And for people with some conditions, just holding a book sitting still is hard. I got a Kindle for my sister because her fibromyalgia makes it hard to hold books some days. I would imagine it would be good for people with arthritis, too.
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