Nan, I don't understand...if they do a pressure mapping, then what happens or what can be changed then?? I use Roho going on 18 years now. thank you Dan H**
On Sunday, November 2, 2014 12:06 PM, Nan <nlg52...@yahoo.com> wrote: Bobbie, Do you use a Roho? I do and I've found that they lose air after a while. This causes me to get sores - I've been sitting for so long my skin is incredibly fragile. What I've learned is that when this happens, I need another pressure mapping. Sometimes I have to fight to get one, but once I get it I can heal sores while in my chair. Sometimes I have to recline for a week or so - watch TV, listen to music ... but once a sore starts to heal, I can start living again. Have you had a pressure mapping recently? Nan On Saturday, November 1, 2014 10:35 PM, Gmail <bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com> wrote: I try to recline once an hour ... if I remember. I love to paint, and to put my brush down to recline takes the away the flow. And when I'm reading I would need to recline every chapter. I'm only up 7-8 hours and up one day then in 2-3 days for prevention. November 7th I have an appointment to see a wound Doctor because I have a very small area stage 1 or less. I'm using DuoDerm extra thin. But to tell you the truth, I'm sick and tired of needing to deal with all this shit. Bobbie Smile Everyday > On Nov 1, 2014, at 9:00 PM, greg <g...@eskimo.com> wrote: > > How often do you recline your chair? > I try to do it at leased every hour. I also am moving around a bit, bending forward a bit to read, etc. > I doubt when I lean forward or sideways a bit, it is enough to move the > pressure on my butt. > After my bad pressure sore, I try to recline more often, but when I get into > a good book, or am playing cribbage online on my Kindle, I can forget. I > often have gone many hours without reclining. > Greg >
