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4 years 11 months ago #232601 by Sonia
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Does the fact someone tells my husband what colours are class as an audio detector? also we have never heard of one of these until reading this.
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4 years 11 months ago #232605 by BIS
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Hi Sonia
Question 8a is an aid or appliance needed to help someone to dress and undress. If you are having to tell your husband what colours to wear - that is 'supervision' . An audio detector would be an appliance or aid that detects sound, can control levels and respond to sound.
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Question 8a is an aid or appliance needed to help someone to dress and undress. If you are having to tell your husband what colours to wear - that is 'supervision' . An audio detector would be an appliance or aid that detects sound, can control levels and respond to sound.
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4 years 11 months ago #232618 by Sonia
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HI I just looked on the RNIB site and there is a colour audio detector for blind and partially sighted , sorry to ask again, but would I be that aid?
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4 years 11 months ago #232627 by Gordon
Yes, if they used this device because they could not see the colour themselves then it would be considered as an aid.
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Sonia wrote: HI I just looked on the RNIB site and there is a colour audio detector for blind and partially sighted , sorry to ask again, but would I be that aid?
Yes, if they used this device because they could not see the colour themselves then it would be considered as an aid.
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