It has been discussed on the list before, but I don't know if you were on or not. Several of us get those electrical 'zings', me included. Neurontin can help. I started witn 3 a day then got it down to 1 a day. They used to say I was a complete, but now say incomplete.
I regained some movement in my right arm almost a year after my accident. One day I yawned and my arm moved! My mother saw it and got real excited. I worked with that arm to strengthen it and see if anything else would come back, but it stayed a C-5. It has sure helped to have "that" much come back tho! I have not looked at your pics yet, but your house looks nice! And it has some good sized trees! The last house I lived in had 2 big pine trees and 3 smaller shade trees just in the front yard--the only house in the sub-division with shade! The back yard had 3 trees, but weren't quite big enough to give a lot of shade,but they helped! The first thing my ex did when we divorced was cut down half of the trees--the big pines were the first to go. grrrrr! Anyway, thought I would mention the Neurontin. take care, Dana and ? [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2004 3:04 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] relationships- meeting people and overcoming the chair > > In a message dated 31/08/2004 17:55:20 GMT Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > was only in London for a few days back in 2000. Gees, that sucks to have to > take the bus when the style Tube would be so much faster and more efficient! > Prior to my accident I traveled around to many different places including > Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Irkursk Siberia), Kiev Ukraine, Korea, > Japan, all over Europe, and all over Mexico. However, of course I wasn't > necessarily watching for wheelchair accessibility at those times. Since my > accident was just over a year ago I have not been outside of Minnesota in my > wheelchair either. > > One of the things I've thought about doing for my business is international > travel services for the mobility impaired/wheelchair-bound. Consequently all > my questions... > > By the way, I did just get my web site updated in the past few weeks... > Check it out at _WWW.Markfelling.com_ (http://www.markfelling.com/) > > Mark > > > > Hey Mark, > > Hey, how are you? Did you enjoy London when you was there? I'll have to > take some photo's of London and email them to you so you can get another taster > of it all! It's extremely annoying having to take the bus instead of > getting the tube, but hey that's life I guess! > > You sure have travelled some places haven't you?! That totally rocks!!!! > What's been your favourite place that you've visited so far? > > I like the ideas of your business, I get the feeling that if you was to get > it picked up and running that it would be a huge hit by far! Have you > considered doing it anymore lately? > > Thanks for the linkt oy our website, It's really cool from what I've seen of > it so far!! I only skimmed it before but I hsall be going on there sometime > to take a better look at it! > > Take care, > > Love Smurf xxx >
