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Originally Posted by mos
Yeah, but you have to choose a book than etc. etc. I guess, she is just fine, if I open her one and she can read it. For now, she is extremly happy with that possibility. You must keep in mind, she never had a computer or something like that. You cannot compare her with us. Something technical that is easy and simple to us, is not as simple to older people.
Maybe one day she figuers out how to change books too. But for now, I will do that for here. She is simply happy being able to read again, and not feeling that useless anymore. I think we cannot imagine what it means for a person to loose step by step all the abilities you used to have.
The older you get, the less you can do. That is sad. People getting older and older but their bodys are not constructed to become that old.
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Keeping books in collections of 9 (or 10 without pictures) might make it simpler. not to overload the device and make it hard. or just keeping only 9 books on the device if she cant figure out how to turn the shelf pages. its extremely easy.
go home, look at your books, and touch the one you want to read.