Hi Dan,
I live in Minneapolis, so my acute care was done at Hennepin County Medical
Center, from there I went to Bethesda in St. Paul for more acute care due to
having pneumonia and then to a nursing home for one month, then to Sister Kenny
Rehab Institute, and now I'm at the Courage Center in Golden Valley where I've
been for a year. I own a house in northeast Minneapolis that is currently on
the market for sale because it is a two-story home that I'm unable to
reconstruct from my needs (partly because it's a post-Victorian home with
natural woodwork and hardwood floors as well as the Butler's pantry in the
kitchen that I don't have the heart to tear apart). So, I have been here
without any rehab for the last six months because my insurance is no longer
able to authorize me for anymore in -- patient units. In the meanwhile I have
been looking for a place to live while my house sells in order to purchase and
rehab a new one. And there are unfortunately a couple of roadblocks to
accomplishing that. One of them being my 16-year-old son who currently lives
with his father, that will be living with me half time and his father half
time. He goes to school inner-city, and as long as he does is able to go to
the school that he really likes (and that I also really like for him), so
therefore I have to live inner city in order for him to be able to bus to
school since I don't have a van yet, nor does he have a drivers license. A
couple other roadblocks have to do with public housing, section 8, 2 bedrooms,
etc. etc. not to mention I have a couple of really cute cats that need to come
live with me again. Oh boy, I realized I just gave you a really lengthy
answer, sorry about that. Anyway, thanks. I hope to be back soon.Belle
Dan Tessiatore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Relax, you'll do fine. I'm 30
years post c 4-5 and still have a lot to learn myself. Where did you do your
rehab? Dan in Illinois
LTeasley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, my name is Belle. I'm fairly new
here, I've only posted a couple of times before. I am a C4--5 as a result of a
motor vehicle accident. I am only 18 months out, so I realize I'm really new
at this. But boy I sure feel like I have a lot to learn. I know what an
environmental control unit is, but as far as the UPS, and other initials and
such that are being used I have no clue how to follow them. Can anyone help
me? By the way, I came to know of this site through Steve Oldaker; he is
friends/acquaintances with my father's cousin. I am very grateful for the
connection.
Thanks,
LJ Belle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I sure feel silly. When power goes off here I have
a flashlight I can shake and radio/cd player. When things get bad, I have a
1000 watt power inverter for the wheelchair batteries to operate my bed and
whatever else. (I know it doesn't add life to my batteries.) I try to be
positive and name the mice that are wondering "What did I do this time?"
john
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Sent: Sat, 13 Jan 2007 7:57 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Environmental Control Units
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Yes, it has the automatic lock off control. It is powered by natural gas. Dan
Tessiatore
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Make sure that you have an automatic
cut-off/lock-out switch, so that you are not sending volts back into the
electric company's power line. That is how repair people are injured while
trying to restore your normal power. Is your Generac, powered by natural gas
or fossil fuel?
W
In a message dated 1/13/2007 6:39:42 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED] writes:
We just purchased a at Generac generator. It is wired in to our electric
system and when the power cuts out the generator starts up. Although we
initially had trouble with the system It turns out that a clamp was installed
incorrectly by the manufacturer.
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