What device do you use primarily to connect with Scope?

dolfrog said:

@GettinOlde ,
Until I was diagnosed as having Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), a listening disability and the cause of my dyslexia, I was not really aware of my communication problems.
But 20 years ago i had to use a desktop to research online the diagnosis our sons were getting. I soon discovered that i had been living with the same communication disability all of my life. The internet has provide a communication system i can use in my own time which allows me to work around my communication issues. 
When i was asked to help the Medical Research Council with 5 year APD research program the researchers began to send me copies of  their research papers, which initially took me months to read and understand. I need to be able to download pdf files and see large charts and diagrams online which help to explain some of these complex issues. 
Until then i never knew  i could read a research paper let alone help run a support organisation regarding my own disability lol. 

dolfrog said:

April2018mom said:

3 years ago I spent a lot of time researching my son’s diagnosis. I had a lot of unanswered questions and I wanted to seek out other families with experience too. I read a lot of information. I could literally write a research paper on spina bifida now. 

I began to help an online friend create the  Wikipedia "Auditory processing Disorder" article, and for some years helped edit other related articles and articles that took my interest. I was not really able to edit the words you see in the articles, more I was more able to add, and improve the research paper references the articles included. I am not very good at writing articles etc due to my dyslexia lol.
You could have a look at the "Invisible Disability" **** section of my PubMed research paper collection links on my Wikipedia User page, I have not been editing there for some years now, but the PubMed research paper collections have been updated on a regular basis.