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My Mom is 90 years old. Just suffered a stroke on her right side. She is now wheelchair bound, blind and hands are paralyzed. She still lives at her apartment and my sister and I take turns staying with her. I travel 300 miles 1-2 times a month for 7-12 days each time. We need a voice activated phone that is reliable for her to make calls. I have already called the foundation for the Blind.....they just suggested books for the blind. Please, please help. I know there has to be something she can use.

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Try your state Dept for the blind. Ask if there is anything that Mom can get for free or low-cost to them. This goes for people who are hard of hearing, check with the Dept for the deaf.
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Many smart phones can be used via voice. She doesn't even need to have the phone on her. She can use a bluetooth headset or the phone can be left on standby and used much like a Echo. Speaking of which, an Echo dot can also make phone calls with voice control.

Telephony in the modern world doesn't need to be a dedicated device. There's an app for that. ;)
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