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everyone is okay with disabled People until they chew with their mouth open . Food falls out their mouth . or have hard time with chewing to the point of going multiple hours without eating
we are a autistic disabled DID system with a AAC users in the system. we use CoughDrop and Text To Speech on our ipad tablet device to communicate. we are looking at other free AAC apps.
we have tried and liked and wanna get use to :
ChatterBoards
we need to try:
Twinkl Symbols
Weave Chat
any other ideas or easier ways to use these apps or tips let us know please!!
IDEA REALIZE UNDERSTAND WOWOOWO LIGHTBULB MOMENT
when work making aac. do not try to make or at least make bones/borders/ideas/architecture (not know right word) when its good words day. work customizing aac on BAD WORDS DAY. then understand how own brain works better. know what words you want better.
I am going To pumpkin patch for People in this years fall show, since I am part of the cast. so excited there Will be petting zoo, hay ride, dinner, and more. this afternoon!!
Tried to copy and paste text from screenshots, but didn’t work so just posting the screenshots.
But, wanted to make small post about a controversial piece of language, that I don’t mind.
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A white background of a chatter board aac app. Reading the following message
As a multiply disabled autistic person, who has substantial support needs. I am okay with both using and being called a person with special needs. Why? Because I do have needs that are special from others. But, am I special needs? No. I am not special needs, I HAVE special needs.
really excited for a event coming up in a few months. it called night To shine. for disabled People it Is a prom . l am going To ask My mom for a horse carriage ride since that a option for entrance . excited!
what do you use (app) for aac, and is it free on Android phones?
I use Chatterboards, it’s free on Apple but I’m not sure if it’s free for Android, I use an old iPad as my AAC Device. It’s pretty customizable and has a lot of voice options, albeit a few weird ones too. Hope this helps friend!!!