Hi Charlie,

You do realise I got very excited to read an email with the head line ‘lipstick’ in the hope I can read about a new bit of make up!

(Sorry I have just totally let down the female population with that stereotypical comment)

Helen

Helen Paterson
Advanced Specialist Speech & Language Therapist

MSc Assistive Technology, current PhD student, Manchester Metropolitan University

Compass Assistive Technology Service

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From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Charlie Danger
Sent: 15 November 2018 10:21
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Subject: Lipstick for tongues

Hi All,

Does anyone have experience with lipstick? (http://www.shannonelectronics.nl/)

It looks like it would be easier to mount compared to the (relatively) new design of Integramouse Plus, which hasn't proved ideal for a young lady with a trache and neck flexion. Plus she's using her tongue rather than her lips. I see that the LipStick is designed for lip movement too but wondered if it might be a bit more practical, particularly regarding the mounting?

Or any other ideas for tongue cursor control?

Charlie

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