United Brachial Plexus Network, Inc.

Sara,
for the one handed typing have you thought about a smaller keyboard (easier to type on then moving one hand all over a normal one)
or even voice recognition software? - I know this isn't always accurate, but also there are one handed keyboards available over here in the UK so they must have them in the states - my son is 10 and loves his - it took some getting used to but he is great on it now and it means he isn't at as much risk of Repetitive strain injury in his unaffected hand either.
if you can't find any info over there you could check out a good English site at; www.abilitynet.org.uk
I hope that helps a bit
Karen

lizzy blue tack is great until you put it on your newly painted walls to hold a nail in place. now lots of patches i need to patch up.

ive found the most helpful thing in doing things is my teeth, does tend to chip them a bit to!

bye crazy

Hi, what is a 1-800 number. I am in England and am looking for the rocker knife for my father. Thanks

Wow , this brings it all back.......Reading a post from crazy Haze.

Your not forgotten Hazel # 8 - )

It brought tears to my eyes as well.
Remembering Hazel today ...

Nancy

There is also a web page on the old NBPEPA Site that might be helpful.

http://www.htmlgear.tripod.com/text/con ... style=list

Ruth,
Check out the Ulu rocker knife and cutting board to match. The board is a shallow bowl on one side made to match the blade's curve. Mine works great...http://www.theulufactory.com/...also I have a cutting board with a built-in vice and a small section of nails to hold my bread for making peanut butter sandwiches. It sticks to my counter top with suction cups. Cheers...Karl...

Thanks for all the useful information. What an abundance of sites, catalogs and magazines!

Pat