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Aphasia and struggling with email.

Hi. I have primary progressive aphasia and FTD. I'm struggling coping with my email and finding important emails that i need to see. It's overwhelming me. Is there some mail app that could assist me.

iPad Pro (6th generation)

Posted on Jul 6, 2024 5:23 PM

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Jul 6, 2024 10:09 PM in response to Varacitor

Hi Varacitor,

Welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community!


Re: Aphasia and struggling with email : Is there some mail app that could assist me.


Hi, I am no expert in this area, just an Apple user, like yourself.

Perhaps you have someone to help you look through some of the ideas below.


  • Seems it is important that you find the right app for your particular needs.


  • An app that suits one person may be quite frustrating for another.


  • If you work with a Speech and Language professional, they may recommend certain apps or iPad features.

Eg: ✽ Would it help or hinder you ... to have the emails read aloud to you ... instead of reading on screen


✽ Would recording audio messages to send as replies be more helpful or frustrating for you, than typing.

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However, if you need to find your own way, it is not easy to guess which features are useful for you.


✽. Step-by-step guidance to: Check your email in Mail on iPad - Apple Support

and

Send email in Mail on iPad - Apple Support

or

✽ If you use Siri, that may be a more useful way for you to deal with your email messages:

(Non-Apple article: https://www.imore.com/how-send-email-using-siri

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✽ You can limit your iPad to using one app (eg: Mail app) to help simplify things whenever you want:

See how to: Use Guided Access with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support


✽ Else: Apple has a great many Accessibility features available for use on your iPad:

See how to: Get started with accessibility features


All the best :-)

Aphasia and struggling with email.

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