Naomi, If you have any mobility in your hands, I would use the mouse stick as a last resort. Maybe someone else on here and suggest where you might be able to get ideas for adaptive technology. Here in Florida, you could contact the FAAST, but I am unsure where to direct you in your area. Quadius
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Quadius, Thanks for the information on the mouth stick. My neighbor was suffering from TMJ. Her dentist told her it was due to her grinding her teeth while she's asleep. She has to wear a mouthpiece while she's sleeping, and yes it affected her jaw. I will obtain a mouse stick from somewhere, don't know where, but I will get one. I don't have any therapy right now, so I don't have an occupational therapists. Maybe I'll just have to purchase one, but thanks for the info. Naomi C-4 quad since July 2, 2005 Transverse Myelitis --------------------------------- Any questions? Get answers on any topic at Yahoo! Answers. Try it now.
