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Memory retrieval using paper vs. technology Jul 8, 2021 | By Dona Locke (@DrDonaLocke)Comment receiving replies
You are an inspiration! Such shared wisdom to use every tool available to improve life. Technologies as you mention indeed are helpful to living a full life. Like you, I could not live with my Fitbit, laptops, iphone. I going to switch to a different smart watch as a gift on my next birthday:). Change is essential to keep up. As my handwriting has changed, (I call it my shaky paw), using speech to text is a gift we are lucky to use. I wish and hope that individuals with progressive hearing loss would use it more. Thanks for sharing your story.
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Don’t wait for your birthday. Consider it a medical need. Do you know if you are wearing an Apple Watch series 6 and fall it will contact you to offer help if you don’t answer when it calls it will call 911. But it also tracks your blood oxygen, heart rate, and resting heart rate on continuous basis. Further, at your request will do an ECG. But has many other skills. Remembers everything you tell it and you can put a time and date on any item. Never forget another appointment. It is a perfect timer for cooking, etc. No I don’t work for Apple. So many useful items you will love it. Ask an Apple may work out a no interest payment plan. Good luck.