Well, my suggestion is while she still can see start learning Vo or some kind of screen reader as it sounds like it is going to happen ! I also recommend learning Brail while she still has vision. I sure the monitor will help the larger it is the larger you can go with the screen magnifier and get more text on the computer. Now I don't know exactly what Mac has in a magnifier but she might want to at least do a boot camp and run windows on it so she can use tzoomtext . But I think just learning Vo is the way to go! I would start teaching her now! JMT !
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