Thanks Alex! The vision is a lot better these days but I seem to have trouble reading more than a paragraph or two without beuping distracted then forgetting what I just read.
My OT suggested reading out loud and using a piece of paper to block everything but the line I am reading. Seems to me that will make reading less enjoyable but I really miss reading so I need to at least try it out.
If that fails, audio books here I come!
To Corrie
have you thought about books for the blind and handicapped. It is a free service through the Library of Congress. They send a machine and talking books. They have a large selection. It is free. I live it. They send me twelve books at a time. You can go back if you miss something they are not disks.
Alex
I am beyond excited about these coloring books so I am going to try to find some!
I used to love to read and my vision loss a couple of years ago stopped me for a few months then I was scared to pick up a book again. Now my concentration is at an all time low so I just can't immerse myself in them like I used to.
This weekend I am going to make a concentrated effort though, pardon the pun. :-)
C.
I color, sticker, glue, paint, glitter, create and make a good old mess with my little ones. It really is therapeutic to make something "beautiful", at least in the eyes of my children ;-)
Karen
Agreed... Great thread and one that helps our minds escape the symptoms and uncertainty endured. Thx Alex...for initiating this conversation. :)
Adult coloring books piqued my interest.