NECPA in NEBRASKA

I have done enough research to conclude that the actual therapy costs from the educational thereapist, specialized software and transportation expenses are deductible for my client's child. She has learning difficulties, including dyslexia. The mother would like to deduct a new computer for the children only to use for their home schooling software designed for dyslexics. I have not been able to find guidance for the computer, except for a computer paid out of an educational IRA. The mother already has a computer, and I don't feel that another would be deductible because it would be an inconvenince to her to share it. Am I being too picky? Thanks for any ideas.

I went with dual monitors last winter. It is easily one of the smartest things that I have done. My twelve year old set them up, since he already had them at home. It is great to be able to view past and current returns at the same time.