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I’m a big fan of the
rolling mount with eye gaze systems. Some of my patients prefer
splitting their time between their power wheelchairs and their recliner
chairs; therefore, the rolling mount adds flexibility
for communication in a variety of positions. Thanks for asking- I am
curious to learn what the group finds. Kathleen Herrelko Kaminski, M.A.,
CCC-SLP Speech Pathologist
The ALS Center at Emory University 1441 Clifton Rd, Suite R514 Atlanta, GA 30322 404.728.4555 404.712.5974 (fax) From:
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[mailto:xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Margaret Cotts There is something I’ve been curious about for a
while.- I’ve been thinking about eye gaze systems,
mounting, and folks with advanced stage ALS.
I wanted to take an informal survey - do people think
that most folks with advanced ALS would generally be using a rolling mount
for an eye gaze system, or a mount attached to a wheel
chair? (I have my own thoughts on what I think most PALS
would be using, but I thought I would check with the group first
;-) Thanks for your help with this- Margaret Margaret Cotts, MA, ATP DynaVox Technologies &
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