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Computer for Person with Mild Dementia
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Computer for Person with Mild Dementia
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My father in law, at 92, has had a brain event that has left him with dementia. It is neither a stroke nor Alzheimers, but he is impaired. He used to use a computer heavily, a windows system. &n
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Computer for Person with Mild Dementia
posted at June 13, 2012 3:08 PM EDT
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My father in law, at 92, has had a brain event that has left him with dementia. It is neither a stroke nor Alzheimers, but he is impaired. He used to use a computer heavily, a windows system. Now we are trying to build him a new system that is much simplified. His primary goals are email and the ability to write down his recollections. Anyone have any advice or recommendations? Thanks |
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