I know it seems like a strange question, but my father was born without his left hand due to a drug they used in the 50's for morning sickness (Thalidomide). He is one of the lucky ones that came out of it with only "minor" issues. He basically has a nub for a left hand. If you imagine your left hand was gone (never there) right at the wrist, you can imagine what he has. All of that being said, most people never notice that he is missing a hand because he does everything a person with 2 hands can do and much more.
Now to my actual question, do you think my dad could use this watch effectively? I think it could be a real benefit to him, but i don't want it to frustrate him and highlight to him that he's struggling because of the missing hand. If anyone who has this watch would be so kind as to try using the features of the watch while making their hand into a fist and only using their knuckles to operate it and let me know how hard it is I would be super appreciative. Any pros/cons that you can think of that he may face would be awesome also.
Thank you very much!
Now to my actual question, do you think my dad could use this watch effectively? I think it could be a real benefit to him, but i don't want it to frustrate him and highlight to him that he's struggling because of the missing hand. If anyone who has this watch would be so kind as to try using the features of the watch while making their hand into a fist and only using their knuckles to operate it and let me know how hard it is I would be super appreciative. Any pros/cons that you can think of that he may face would be awesome also.
Thank you very much!