Re: [QUAD-L] rash
I have had pretty good success with bag balm and making sure that my pants are not bunched up in my groin region. I don't know how much hair you have in that area, but I have found it much better to keep it trimmed back. I have also heard that butt paste and superduper diaper du (not sure of the spelling) work well for most bad rashes in the legs. These things worked wonders for my nephew and niece when they were little babies. On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 7:44 PM, wrote: > Thank you for your reply.I make sure my beautiful aids wash me in my groin > area and I sleep in my birthday suit.I am a big guy(weight).Do you think > sitting in wheelchair with legs together can be an issue? > > Thank you! > Paul > > -- > *From: *"RONALD L PRACHT" > *To: *quad-list@eskimo.com > *Sent: *Wednesday, November 16, 2011 7:28:48 PM > *Subject: *Re: [QUAD-L] rash > > Im not sure of the best cream, but you need some sort of anti fungal. The > best treatment in the future is preventionin the shower you have to > wash between your legs and let the water run awhile through your legs. > Always pull you balls up and underwear out to get air down there. Before > you sleep pull underwear down a bit and pull boys out from between legs. > > ron c7 > > --- On *Wed, 11/16/11, pau...@comcast.net * wrote: > > > From: pau...@comcast.net > Subject: [QUAD-L] rash > To: quad-list@eskimo.com > Date: Wednesday, November 16, 2011, 6:20 PM > > Hi All, > > C5/6 quad here! Life is great! Anyway,I have a severe red rash in groin > area.Anyone have any ideas how to treat it,powders,etc...I have been using > Desitin and a cream called Triple Paste to no avail.Will have to see a > doctor soon. > > Thank you! > Paul > >
RE: [QUAD-L] Holiday Season
Thanks to you all for your replies……..i’m much better after watching church this morning at www.lifechurch.tv I must hope for what the new day brings. Nan, I’m expecting my 1st grandchild in July……….i can’t wait I’m so glad you’re back on here – you helped me so much in the beginning of my journey Nicfki From: Nan [mailto:nlg52...@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2011 10:37 PM To: quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Holiday Season Great idea from W, Nicki. I went through a few years like that, especially after my parents died in 2005 (my Mom was Christmas). But now I have grandchildren (whose parents are too self centered and lazy to decorate or buy gifts - shame on my son!). They make Christmas. Their excitement is all I needed. Also, I have an aide this year who LOVES to decorate for the holidays. So, I've been shopping and whistling Christmas Carols and SMILING! Big change for me. I know it may be completely different next year, so I enjoy day by day. Just remember, "this too shall pass". Hopefully, when you have grandchildren, some of the joy will return. If not, come celebrate with me! Thinking of you. Nan _ From: "wheelch...@aol.com" To: zoocr...@windstream.net; quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Saturday, December 3, 2011 5:34 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Holiday Season Nicki, 15 years is a pivotal period for most teens. Nothing seems logical or worth while when you are 15. Invite a neighbor from the church to help you set up your tree. Best Wishes In a message dated 12/3/2011 4:14:32 P.M. Central Standard Time, zoocr...@windstream.net writes: Anyone else get bummed out during the holiday season? I usually do ok but this year has been bad. Kids are 26 and 15. No one REALLY wanted to put up the tree but my 26 year old, his wife and daughter did it…….not because they wanted to but there was no one else to do it and I practically begged. My 15 year old didn’t want to decorate the tree….but I’m making her. What could have been a fun time is ruined because she said decorating the tree is stupid, etc (she was 19 months when I broke my neck so not like she’s never had to help) ………..I asked her if she knew had badly I wish I could do it ALL by myself. I’m not putting up a tree next year and will be buying for foster children who are lucky to get anything. Thanks for letting me vent. Nicki
Re: [QUAD-L] Holiday Season
Thank You Nan and all of the others. Last week, while I was in Indianapolis with Warrior, I attended a Homeland Security Meeting- Emergency Preparedness For Those with DisAbilities. I found the session both revealing, scary and informative. When such an emergency exist, government takes the necessary steps for its survival first and then looks towards the population to help. Many emergency centers are not equipped with a portable generator. Those who live in beds are the last thought and those who take care of those in bed are not considered. So emergency preparedness begins at the bottom. "each person for themselves" and the strong survive. So if you fall in the footstep of the above, be prepared and start today. Consider food, cover and heat. Consider a small portable gasoline generator and know how it works. If you are in a cold area that is subject to freeze, extra blankets. After you have developed your plan, talk with your neighbors about theirs. Sharing is an interesting way to meet people and make friends. My point is, it all begins with you so begin the process to be prepared. Best Wishes In a message dated 12/3/2011 10:36:44 P.M. Central Standard Time, nlg52...@yahoo.com writes: Great idea from W, Nicki. I went through a few years like that, especially after my parents died in 2005 (my Mom was Christmas). But now I have grandchildren (whose parents are too self centered and lazy to decorate or buy gifts - shame on my son!). They make Christmas. Their excitement is all I needed. Also, I have an aide this year who LOVES to decorate for the holidays. So, I've been shopping and whistling Christmas Carols and SMILING! Big change for me. I know it may be completely different next year, so I enjoy day by day. Just remember, "this too shall pass". Hopefully, when you have grandchildren, some of the joy will return. If not, come celebrate with me! Thinking of you. Nan From: "wheelch...@aol.com" To: zoocr...@windstream.net; quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Saturday, December 3, 2011 5:34 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Holiday Season Nicki, 15 years is a pivotal period for most teens. Nothing seems logical or worth while when you are 15. Invite a neighbor from the church to help you set up your tree. Best Wishes In a message dated 12/3/2011 4:14:32 P.M. Central Standard Time, zoocr...@windstream.net writes: Anyone else get bummed out during the holiday season? I usually do ok but this year has been bad. Kids are 26 and 15. No one REALLY wanted to put up the tree but my 26 year old, his wife and daughter did it…….not because they wanted to but there was no one else to do it and I practically begged. My 15 year old didn’t want to decorate the tree….but I’m making her. What could have been a fun time is ruined because she said decorating the tree is stupid, etc (she was 19 months when I broke my neck so not like she’s never had to help) ………..I asked her if she knew had badly I wish I could do it ALL by myself. I’m not putting up a tree next year and will be buying for foster children who are lucky to get anything. Thanks for letting me vent. Nicki
Re: [QUAD-L] Holiday Season
I know Christmas can be hard, but remember how teenagers are and just keep makin her till shes 18 its your right :) and at least you did get your tree up. I was worried to whod put my tree up but my daughter asked if she could do it but she loves christmas and couldnt really do it at her place shes 21 w/kids now too. Just dont give up on christmas next year, because this year was lil frustrating it'll get better just keep your holiday spirit and itll all turn out good and it will get addictive. Have a blessed day and a Merry Ghristmas Gina Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android
Re: [QUAD-L] favor
I hope your surgery goes good and I'd be glad to pray for you. You'll be in my thoughts and prayers. Tell us how it goes as soon as you can. Gina Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android
