- Joined
- Apr 23, 2011
- Location
- Deep South East
A mouse is a lowly thing, and a seemingly unimportant thing, but when you have rheumatoid arthritis, it really takes on a completely new meaning!
There is fit and comfort and then there is functionality. I have the mouse that I consider to be a perfect fit and comfort for when my arthritis is really acting up, but there is a problem. It has 4 side buttons near the thumb and during these times, the only feelings you have in your thumb is pain and I am constantly accidentally hitting these buttons. I hate them – smile.
I have considered using superglue, but I am worried it will whick into the mouse and ruin it. I thought I would get some suggestions from you knowledgeable people before I ruin my mouse.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
There is fit and comfort and then there is functionality. I have the mouse that I consider to be a perfect fit and comfort for when my arthritis is really acting up, but there is a problem. It has 4 side buttons near the thumb and during these times, the only feelings you have in your thumb is pain and I am constantly accidentally hitting these buttons. I hate them – smile.
I have considered using superglue, but I am worried it will whick into the mouse and ruin it. I thought I would get some suggestions from you knowledgeable people before I ruin my mouse.
Thank you very much for your consideration.