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  1. @murena The only Android offerings for smartphone with physical keyboards are in the $500-600 range, which isn't a price point that's achievable for most disabled people, so the 2 realistic options are:
    getting one of these waveshare.com/pocketterm35.htm
    linux devices for about $200 & fidgeting enough to get them to work in this sphere.
    (It's not fully absent a touchscreen but it seems close enough to function.)
    There's a free path that takes more time & knowledge but is likely far less reliable, and then there's getting a mobile Hotspot which costs money but is a simpler setup.

    Or

    Getting pretty much any standard touchscreen #Android phone - many of which are under $200 & adding one of the many mini keyboards, their price range being normally $10- $30.

    For those with programming knowledge & experience- there's no question but that the #Linux one is better right now, but for those without it's questionable. Clear written instructions, on how to get the Linux one to work for this, would go a very long way to making it a practical option. Similarly testing & packaging a pair of Android devices together as a degoogled setup, in one case, would help that gain greater adoption.

    *For now I see people just continually breaking their devices, yelling & crying over how they don't really work, without the resources, some just lacking the knowledge on better existing, to get better options.

    #OpenSource
    #DisabilityAccessibility #Neuropathy #CervicalSpondularStenosis

  2. @murena The only Android offerings for smartphone with physical keyboards are in the $500-600 range, which isn't a price point that's achievable for most disabled people, so the 2 realistic options are:
    getting one of these waveshare.com/pocketterm35.htm
    linux devices for about $200 & fidgeting enough to get them to work in this sphere.
    (It's not fully absent a touchscreen but it seems close enough to function.)
    There's a free path that takes more time & knowledge but is likely far less reliable, and then there's getting a mobile Hotspot which costs money but is a simpler setup.

    Or

    Getting pretty much any standard touchscreen #Android phone - many of which are under $200 & adding one of the many mini keyboards, their price range being normally $10- $30.

    For those with programming knowledge & experience- there's no question but that the #Linux one is better right now, but for those without it's questionable. Clear written instructions, on how to get the Linux one to work for this, would go a very long way to making it a practical option. Similarly testing & packaging a pair of Android devices together as a degoogled setup, in one case, would help that gain greater adoption.

    *For now I see people just continually breaking their devices, yelling & crying over how they don't really work, without the resources, some just lacking the knowledge on better existing, to get better options.

    #OpenSource
    #DisabilityAccessibility #Neuropathy #CervicalSpondularStenosis

  3. @murena The only Android offerings for smartphone with physical keyboards are in the $500-600 range, which isn't a price point that's achievable for most disabled people, so the 2 realistic options are:
    getting one of these waveshare.com/pocketterm35.htm
    linux devices for about $200 & fidgeting enough to get them to work in this sphere.
    (It's not fully absent a touchscreen but it seems close enough to function.)
    There's a free path that takes more time & knowledge but is likely far less reliable, and then there's getting a mobile Hotspot which costs money but is a simpler setup.

    Or

    Getting pretty much any standard touchscreen #Android phone - many of which are under $200 & adding one of the many mini keyboards, their price range being normally $10- $30.

    For those with programming knowledge & experience- there's no question but that the #Linux one is better right now, but for those without it's questionable. Clear written instructions, on how to get the Linux one to work for this, would go a very long way to making it a practical option. Similarly testing & packaging a pair of Android devices together as a degoogled setup, in one case, would help that gain greater adoption.

    *For now I see people just continually breaking their devices, yelling & crying over how they don't really work, without the resources, some just lacking the knowledge on better existing, to get better options.

    #OpenSource
    #DisabilityAccessibility #Neuropathy #CervicalSpondularStenosis

  4. @murena The only Android offerings for smartphone with physical keyboards are in the $500-600 range, which isn't a price point that's achievable for most disabled people, so the 2 realistic options are:
    getting one of these waveshare.com/pocketterm35.htm
    linux devices for about $200 & fidgeting enough to get them to work in this sphere.
    (It's not fully absent a touchscreen but it seems close enough to function.)
    There's a free path that takes more time & knowledge but is likely far less reliable, and then there's getting a mobile Hotspot which costs money but is a simpler setup.

    Or

    Getting pretty much any standard touchscreen #Android phone - many of which are under $200 & adding one of the many mini keyboards, their price range being normally $10- $30.

    For those with programming knowledge & experience- there's no question but that the #Linux one is better right now, but for those without it's questionable. Clear written instructions, on how to get the Linux one to work for this, would go a very long way to making it a practical option. Similarly testing & packaging a pair of Android devices together as a degoogled setup, in one case, would help that gain greater adoption.

    *For now I see people just continually breaking their devices, yelling & crying over how they don't really work, without the resources, some just lacking the knowledge on better existing, to get better options.

    #OpenSource
    #DisabilityAccessibility #Neuropathy #CervicalSpondularStenosis

  5. @murena The only Android offerings for smartphone with physical keyboards are in the $500-600 range, which isn't a price point that's achievable for most disabled people, so the 2 realistic options are:
    getting one of these waveshare.com/pocketterm35.htm
    linux devices for about $200 & fidgeting enough to get them to work in this sphere.
    (It's not fully absent a touchscreen but it seems close enough to function.)
    There's a free path that takes more time & knowledge but is likely far less reliable, and then there's getting a mobile Hotspot which costs money but is a simpler setup.

    Or

    Getting pretty much any standard touchscreen #Android phone - many of which are under $200 & adding one of the many mini keyboards, their price range being normally $10- $30.

    For those with programming knowledge & experience- there's no question but that the #Linux one is better right now, but for those without it's questionable. Clear written instructions, on how to get the Linux one to work for this, would go a very long way to making it a practical option. Similarly testing & packaging a pair of Android devices together as a degoogled setup, in one case, would help that gain greater adoption.

    *For now I see people just continually breaking their devices, yelling & crying over how they don't really work, without the resources, some just lacking the knowledge on better existing, to get better options.

    #OpenSource
    #DisabilityAccessibility #Neuropathy #CervicalSpondularStenosis

  6. Thinking on #DisabilityAccessibility because at this point I'm seriously considering not trying to make my therapy pool, and instead either buy something premade or have a full customized build, and it's reminding me of why I never just got something cheap& fast in the first place, because all the advertised as standard controllers are touchscreens or those barely there buttons that I found pretty close to impossible for me to use about 25-30 years ago, when visiting a place with it. The conditions causing that difficulty having only gotten much worse since then, I will minimally need anything bought for me to be converted in it's controls to toggle switches as it's mainstays.

    At least in this research round though I also found what most people call what I'm looking for & that's not "therapy pool" but "swimspa" because aparently "therapy" infers that you'll have a therapist with you & thusly they're designed to be pretty near impossible to get in & out of without help...but even as swimming & having warm water with easy to use steps & seating for a spa effect are both therapeutic, it's not termed as such.....but the importance is mostly in knowing what to ask for at regional showrooms with clarifying that this is primarily being used as a medical treatment tool and as such the main user of it needs the controls to be functional for her needs.

    #Neuropathy #DegenerativeDiskDisease #SpondularStenosis #Osteoarthritis

  7. Thinking on #DisabilityAccessibility because at this point I'm seriously considering not trying to make my therapy pool, and instead either buy something premade or have a full customized build, and it's reminding me of why I never just got something cheap& fast in the first place, because all the advertised as standard controllers are touchscreens or those barely there buttons that I found pretty close to impossible for me to use about 25-30 years ago, when visiting a place with it. The conditions causing that difficulty having only gotten much worse since then, I will minimally need anything bought for me to be converted in it's controls to toggle switches as it's mainstays.

    At least in this research round though I also found what most people call what I'm looking for & that's not "therapy pool" but "swimspa" because aparently "therapy" infers that you'll have a therapist with you & thusly they're designed to be pretty near impossible to get in & out of without help...but even as swimming & having warm water with easy to use steps & seating for a spa effect are both therapeutic, it's not termed as such.....but the importance is mostly in knowing what to ask for at regional showrooms with clarifying that this is primarily being used as a medical treatment tool and as such the main user of it needs the controls to be functional for her needs.

    #Neuropathy #DegenerativeDiskDisease #SpondularStenosis #Osteoarthritis

  8. Healing Trauma!

    Unlock the secrets to healing trauma! Explore how emotional coherence and metacognition can help you process difficult experiences and transform your identity. Learn how long to feel emotions and when to move forward.

    #traumahealing #emotionalhealing #personalgrowth #metacognition #mindfulness #mentalhealth #selfhelp #NeuroFeedback #Neuropathy #NeuroSurgeon #NeuroDiversidade #NeuroPsychology #NeuroSciences #Neurologie #NeuroCoaching #NeuroRehab #wellbeing #innerpeace

  9. Healing Trauma!

    Unlock the secrets to healing trauma! Explore how emotional coherence and metacognition can help you process difficult experiences and transform your identity. Learn how long to feel emotions and when to move forward.

    #traumahealing #emotionalhealing #personalgrowth #metacognition #mindfulness #mentalhealth #selfhelp #NeuroFeedback #Neuropathy #NeuroSurgeon #NeuroDiversidade #NeuroPsychology #NeuroSciences #Neurologie #NeuroCoaching #NeuroRehab #wellbeing #innerpeace

  10. Healing Trauma!

    Unlock the secrets to healing trauma! Explore how emotional coherence and metacognition can help you process difficult experiences and transform your identity. Learn how long to feel emotions and when to move forward.

    #traumahealing #emotionalhealing #personalgrowth #metacognition #mindfulness #mentalhealth #selfhelp #NeuroFeedback #Neuropathy #NeuroSurgeon #NeuroDiversidade #NeuroPsychology #NeuroSciences #Neurologie #NeuroCoaching #NeuroRehab #wellbeing #innerpeace

  11. Healing Trauma!

    Unlock the secrets to healing trauma! Explore how emotional coherence and metacognition can help you process difficult experiences and transform your identity. Learn how long to feel emotions and when to move forward.

    #traumahealing #emotionalhealing #personalgrowth #metacognition #mindfulness #mentalhealth #selfhelp #NeuroFeedback #Neuropathy #NeuroSurgeon #NeuroDiversidade #NeuroPsychology #NeuroSciences #Neurologie #NeuroCoaching #NeuroRehab #wellbeing #innerpeace

  12. Healing Trauma!

    Unlock the secrets to healing trauma! Explore how emotional coherence and metacognition can help you process difficult experiences and transform your identity. Learn how long to feel emotions and when to move forward.

    #traumahealing #emotionalhealing #personalgrowth #metacognition #mindfulness #mentalhealth #selfhelp #NeuroFeedback #Neuropathy #NeuroSurgeon #NeuroDiversidade #NeuroPsychology #NeuroSciences #Neurologie #NeuroCoaching #NeuroRehab #wellbeing #innerpeace

  13. 🩺 Which part of the body is most commonly affected first by diabetic neuropathy? #neuropathy ... Continue to: youtube.com/watch?v=WMo2cX4VdKQ

  14. 🩺 Which part of the body is most commonly affected first by diabetic neuropathy? #neuropathy ... Continue to: youtube.com/watch?v=WMo2cX4VdKQ

  15. 🩺 Which part of the body is most commonly affected first by diabetic neuropathy? #neuropathy ... Continue to: youtube.com/watch?v=WMo2cX4VdKQ

  16. ALIGN Integrated Health reports measurable neuropathy symptom improvement in a patient within two weeks of treatment. Early intervention shows promise for reversing symptoms. #Neuropathy #IntegrativeHealth

  17. ALIGN Integrated Health reports measurable neuropathy symptom improvement in a patient within two weeks of treatment. Early intervention shows promise for reversing symptoms. #Neuropathy #IntegrativeHealth

  18. ALIGN Integrated Health reports measurable neuropathy symptom improvement in a patient within two weeks of treatment. Early intervention shows promise for reversing symptoms. #Neuropathy #IntegrativeHealth

  19. Have any of you lovely people experienced "neuropathic itch"? If so, did anything help alleviate the itchiness? I'm looking for real life experience with this, using homeopathic remedies and/or medical solutions.


  20. Have any of you lovely people experienced "neuropathic itch"? If so, did anything help alleviate the itchiness? I'm looking for real life experience with this, using homeopathic remedies and/or medical solutions.

    #Neuropathy
    #Itchy

  21. Have any of you lovely people experienced "neuropathic itch"? If so, did anything help alleviate the itchiness? I'm looking for real life experience with this, using homeopathic remedies and/or medical solutions.

    #Neuropathy
    #Itchy

  22. Wow!! If I do not know that woman, I know that woman. The SW has some serious ashrams. No reveals. They like it that way. I carry the depths of AZ desert with me because of them. I am #healing #neuropathy with walking and meditation. Second box for the #technology. Super important little known book.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:u5yzhtefxz2sp7bo5geyse3j/post/3mh4zdas57s24