Personally, I think the motion of walking / riding / etc really helps me absorb audiobooks. It’s worked for me in the past, anyway.
With my worsening disability, I spend most of my time now lying on my couch, and audiobooks don’t land the same for me. I get antsy, and unable to sit through them very well. But, what helps with that is some kind of simple game I can play, meanwhile. It’s like I need to be engaged if I’m going to listen…
Audiobooks help me to read while walking or riding the exercise bike. If it wasn’t for them I’d probably not even finish one book per year.
Personally, I think the motion of walking / riding / etc really helps me absorb audiobooks. It’s worked for me in the past, anyway.
With my worsening disability, I spend most of my time now lying on my couch, and audiobooks don’t land the same for me. I get antsy, and unable to sit through them very well. But, what helps with that is some kind of simple game I can play, meanwhile. It’s like I need to be engaged if I’m going to listen…
I get that. I started listening to audiobooks because of eye problems. They do work better in certain circumstances.
Hopefully there will be new treatments to help you with your health problems so you can get your health in better condition.