Computer mouse

[Joynb]

I was diagnosed with PD 6 years ago. I now find that I can’t consistently double click a computer mouse. Is anyone aware of any way around this?

[Fed1000]

You could get some informations from the posts of johntPM and laglag of a day ago.

[Enidah]

I haven’t been able to use the mouse comfortably for quite a long time and simply use the controls on the laptop now.

[WinnieThePoo]

Windows 10 let's you change the mouse settings including the double click speed. I had to slow it right down for my dad

[MBAnderson]

There is also setting called "sticky keys" which accommodates people like us.

When I was no longer able to control the mouse I went to voice recognition software called Dragon professional ($150) by Nuance. It allows you to do everything with your voice that you would otherwise do with the keyboard and mouse. It's very cool.

[1953bullard]

One of my first symptoms. Get a pen pad instead. Works great

[Dana5]

I switched to my left hand.

[vwolff]

steadymouse.com

SteadyMouse is assistive software, designed from the ground up to be your fierce ally against Essential Tremor and the variants that often accompany Parkinson's disease and Multiple Sclerosis.

[Johnboy46]

I just use it in my left hand. The buttons stay the same I just had to get used to doing it lefthanded, took me a few days. No problem.