[Nfb-krafters-korner] Braille

[slery]

Joyce,

You can use your middle and ring fingers for reading braille. It is not
limited to only your pointer fingers. Really fast braille readers use both
hands and many use more than one finger.

Cindy S.

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> 
> I ordered Ramona's book that is available in the NFB store on 
> learning  
> Braille.  It is a book with an audio tape.  I will let folks 
> know how  I do 
> with learning more Braille then I know now.  My pointer 
> finger on my  right 
> hand does have a toughness to it due to knitting I think.  
> any  suggestions 
> will be most helpful.
>  
> Joyce  Kane
> www.KraftersKorner.org  (http://www.krafterskorner.org/) 
> Blindhands at AOL.com 
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