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I've got a different problem. My finger tips are numb net oversensitive too. I cannot hold a book.

I've had this wonderful gadget that is weighted on both ends and made of leather. It holds the book open for me and I set it on a lap desk I got for xmas.

Just be warned if going through airport security. I got pulled aside because they couldn't identify the object. Boy was I freaked because I couldn't imagine what I had that they'd have to search my bag for. In a pinch, it sure would hurt if you bonked someone on the head with it.

The HP books were my goal for the winter and I've yet to get one from the library. Maybe audio versions would be the way to go for those heavy books.

I joined a group called Bookmooch where you trade for books from around the world and list your books you're willing to part with. The cost is shipping and media mail across the US is around 2 bucks. I got my nieces and nephews like new books for xmas and it cost me nothing.

I'm reading the Oprah book too. I like it because it's double spaced and harder to get lost in. The content is alot to absorb so I find myself re-reading for comprehension. It didn't grab me right away, so stick with it and it gets easier.

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