Guest guest Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 Sherry, you are the envy of many! How fortunate that your mother and Skype are compatible. The visual aspect makes things more 'real' for almost anyone; it seems that would be doubly so for LBD sufferers. I am so happy for your family! Cesca > > YES! My mother, when on the phone with my sister, can answer questions or > whatever but really doesn't understand; she'll hang up and not know with > whom she just spoke. But at my house on Sundays we have video chats with my > sister on Skype, and my mom is very involved and animated, able to keep up, > and knows exactly with whom she is speaking, even with my sister's > daughters. It is am AMAZING difference over " just " a phone call, because my > mom knows. Although I use Skype frequently for both business and pleasure > this is perhaps its most rewarding function in our family. > > His, > Sherry > www.owly.net > daughter of > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > It was explained that people with LBD need the auditory and visual cues, > > so when you hold the phone and they cannot see the person they are trying > > to talk to it is very difficult for them. There is a product available > > called Skype. It is a method of video phoning where you can see the > > person you are talking to on the computer while you talk. By using this, > > the person has both the visual and auditory senses engaged and can > > communicate better. The link for their website is > > http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/features/allfeatures/video-call/ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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