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Jim, Before posting this note, an email was sent to you ( to your ...Question address ) but it appears to have bounced back. The third annual "Thank You Mother" cushion give-away may be of interest to this discussion group. The details are on the www.WheelchairCushionSage.com website.
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A big THANK YOU to everyone who participated and/or helped in getting the word out about the recent catheter study. I appreciate your assistance. Ruth Deutsch Mondo Research
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No .. Thank You, for shedding some light on your motives and motivation. I also wish for you the best in your Doctorate journey. A suggestion for you in your search for information. The major SCI hospitals like Shepard, Kessler, RIC, and Craig all have grant programs for in hospital programs. You may spend 6 months to a year at each facility and be richly rewarded with growing pool of subjects. These hospitals have similar grant programs for OT's, RT's and PTs. As previously mentioned by one of our female members, the numbers of women with SCI continue to grow. Unfortunately, there is not a lot of resources in consulting or counseling those women as they live normal lives and age. One of those areas is Menopause & SCI. Once again, I thank you. Best Wishes In a message dated 2/16/2011 1:28:28 P.M. Central Standard Time, shanna...@hotmail.com writes: I would like to start by thanking everyone for your support regarding my survey. I would also like to address some of the concerns. First the reason I am working toward my doctorate in psychology is to help others with SCI. Once my doctorate is finished I would like to work in a rehab hospital with persons who have sustained a SCI. I chose this path because I sustained a SCI at the age of 18. During rehab I had an unfortunate experience with a therapist and decided to pursue a degree in psychology. In regards to recruiting males with SCI it is because the majority of persons with SCI are males nothing more but I understand your frustration. I know the statistics are changing so hopefully in the future more research will focus on females. I have been emailing numerous agencies for assistance with recruiting participants for my survey. Jim was one of those people. He is the one who recommended my posting it on the quad-list. If you have any other questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. Thanks again, Shanna =
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I would like to start by thanking everyone for your support regarding my survey. I would also like to address some of the concerns. First the reason I am working toward my doctorate in psychology is to help others with SCI. Once my doctorate is finished I would like to work in a rehab hospital with persons who have sustained a SCI. I chose this path because I sustained a SCI at the age of 18. During rehab I had an unfortunate experience with a therapist and decided to pursue a degree in psychology. In regards to recruiting males with SCI it is because the majority of persons with SCI are males nothing more but I understand your frustration. I know the statistics are changing so hopefully in the future more research will focus on females. I have been emailing numerous agencies for assistance with recruiting participants for my survey. Jim was one of those people. He is the one who recommended my posting it on the quad-list. If you have any other questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. Thanks again, Shanna
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For sharing your experiences and assisting me in resolving my aid dilemmas! ? Have a wonderful day everyone! ? Shelly
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Hi guys, I just want to thank all the people that gave me some feedback (Dan, Danny, Greg, Don, Mike, Maryan & others) and useful informations about Bladder infections vs. Autonomic dysreflexia. It is people like you that makes our lives a bit easier with less obstacles. I just wanted to share this with you guys & girls. Thanks, Yannik Anglehart yanni...@hotmail.com Quad C5/C6 due to a motorcycle accident in the summer of 2003. From: New-Brunswick, Canada.
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You are most welcome and I hope you be come a member of the association that represents you too. The National Spinal Cord Injury Association. Best Wishes In a message dated 7/23/2009 3:34:05 P.M. Central Daylight Time, hosnialkha...@hotmail.com writes: Hi My Friends Thank very much for your advice about Dr Nabavi and cellulogix. I will not go to any stem cells treatment for now. Thank you God bless you See all the ways you can stay connected _to friends and family_ (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/default.aspx) **Dell Deals: Treat yourself to a sweet deal on popular laptops! (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100126575x1223100673x1201716527/aol?redir=http:%2F%2Faltfarm.mediaplex.com%2Fad%2Fck%2F12309%2D81939%2D1629%2D7)
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Hi My Friends Thank very much for your advice about Dr Nabavi and cellulogix. I will not go to any stem cells treatment for now. Thank you God bless you _ Show them the way! Add maps and directions to your party invites. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/products/events.aspx
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I must say I smiled at the mention of Lou Dobbs. When I was hospitalized while back, the first time for a medical reason in more than 5 1/2 years, I watched a lot of CNN. I always thought Dobbs was a raving conservative, but I think he just as firm convictions. I wanted to send him an e-mail that said "I would be more inclined to believe that you are a "populist independent" if you didn't have to remind us six or seven times each show that you are a "populist independent." Take care of yourself, Quadius On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 11:53 PM, Tod E. Santee wrote: > Oh, yeah... "No Bias, No Bull." I forgot about that. I have to turn it > down during Lou Dobbs (unless my BP is especially low that day!) and I don't > always turn it back up in time. > > As for embyonic stem cell research, I can't seem to put it into a context > of "is it right or wrong" ... Not all science meets with everyone's > definition of "ethical." But science, in this case, is using "spare" > embryos that ARE going to be incinerated as "biohazardous waste" and taking > a chance at putting them to good use. > > Some people feel genetically modified food is "unethical" and that the > results of GM pollen/nectar are killing off monarch butterflies. However, > we DO need food. > > Best wishes & Good night! > --Tod > > > Quadius wrote: > > You were quite correct that Obama is not to be credited with this > particular > > approval, but I think federal money will be coming next week or shortly > > thereafter. As for me, I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I know there are > > others on here who don't agree with embryonic stem cell research, but I > for > > one am glad things are changing. > > > > As for me, CNN is my secondary source in my house. I usually watch > MSNBC. > > It's definitely more left in the evening, but I often find that I get > much > > more out of the shows than I do anywhere else. > > > > If I were to choose a CNN show I like to watch, it would be Campbell > > Brown's. > > Just my opinion. > > Quadius > > > > On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Tod E. Santee wrote: > > > > > Hey Bob -- I *LOVE* politics! CNN is a fixture at my house, not a > channel > > > to choose. Wolf Blitzer's "Situation Room" is as attention-grabbing, > to me, > > > as porn is to many (LOL). > > > > > > I don't mind discussing it here. And, as a science teacher, too, I > can't > > > wait 'til Obama erases some of the Bush stranglehold on science being > > > published without "presidential editing." > > > > > > Best wishes! > > > --Tod > > > > > -- Quadius C2-3 incomplete 13 years post injury
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Oh, yeah... "No Bias, No Bull." I forgot about that. I have to turn it down during Lou Dobbs (unless my BP is especially low that day!) and I don't always turn it back up in time. As for embyonic stem cell research, I can't seem to put it into a context of "is it right or wrong" ... Not all science meets with everyone's definition of "ethical." But science, in this case, is using "spare" embryos that ARE going to be incinerated as "biohazardous waste" and taking a chance at putting them to good use. Some people feel genetically modified food is "unethical" and that the results of GM pollen/nectar are killing off monarch butterflies. However, we DO need food. Best wishes & Good night! --Tod Quadius wrote: > You were quite correct that Obama is not to be credited with this particular > approval, but I think federal money will be coming next week or shortly > thereafter. As for me, I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I know there are > others on here who don't agree with embryonic stem cell research, but I for > one am glad things are changing. > > As for me, CNN is my secondary source in my house. I usually watch MSNBC. > It's definitely more left in the evening, but I often find that I get much > more out of the shows than I do anywhere else. > > If I were to choose a CNN show I like to watch, it would be Campbell > Brown's. > Just my opinion. > Quadius > > On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Tod E. Santee wrote: > > > Hey Bob -- I *LOVE* politics! CNN is a fixture at my house, not a channel > > to choose. Wolf Blitzer's "Situation Room" is as attention-grabbing, to me, > > as porn is to many (LOL). > > > > I don't mind discussing it here. And, as a science teacher, too, I can't > > wait 'til Obama erases some of the Bush stranglehold on science being > > published without "presidential editing." > > > > Best wishes! > > --Tod > >
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You were quite correct that Obama is not to be credited with this particular approval, but I think federal money will be coming next week or shortly thereafter. As for me, I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I know there are others on here who don't agree with embryonic stem cell research, but I for one am glad things are changing. As for me, CNN is my secondary source in my house. I usually watch MSNBC. It's definitely more left in the evening, but I often find that I get much more out of the shows than I do anywhere else. If I were to choose a CNN show I like to watch, it would be Campbell Brown's. Just my opinion. Quadius On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Tod E. Santee wrote: > Hey Bob -- I *LOVE* politics! CNN is a fixture at my house, not a channel > to choose. Wolf Blitzer's "Situation Room" is as attention-grabbing, to me, > as porn is to many (LOL). > > I don't mind discussing it here. And, as a science teacher, too, I can't > wait 'til Obama erases some of the Bush stranglehold on science being > published without "presidential editing." > > Best wishes! > --Tod >
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Hey Bob -- I *LOVE* politics! CNN is a fixture at my house, not a channel to choose. Wolf Blitzer's "Situation Room" is as attention-grabbing, to me, as porn is to many (LOL). I don't mind discussing it here. And, as a science teacher, too, I can't wait 'til Obama erases some of the Bush stranglehold on science being published without "presidential editing." Best wishes! --Tod bob quinn wrote: > Hi Tod, > > I apologize for the unnecessary polticization of this Good News. Crediting > Obama is admittedly a stretch, but the coincidence of FDA approval the day > after the inauguration just begs for it. :-) > > > > > > From: Tod E. Santee > To: bob quinn ; quad-list@eskimo.com > Cc: bob quinn > Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 10:24:13 AM > Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Thank-you Obama: FDA Approves Stem Cell Trials for SCI > > Hi Bob... > > I can't dispute, in my opinion, that this is exciting news. I'm very curious > how these trials to determine the safety of injecting embyonic stem cells > into human SCI patients turn out... and how much farther they're able to go. > (Today's announced procedure is just to be sure applying stem cells won't > harm or kill a patient.) > > However, it's a little early to thank President Obama. The Bush > Administration wouldn't have stopped this Phase I test from going forward in > any way because it's all being done in a privately-funded lab with no > government money. In fact, the FDA has been studying the plans and > background research for this for a while, now. The application was in months > ago. > > The best news is that *IF* this Phase I shows promise, the company itself or > publicly-funded universities it could work with might soon be able to apply > for Federal grant money to continue the work and collaborate on methods used > once the ban on gov-funded emryonic stem cell research is lifted. > > Best wishes to ALL... > (and I'm sure we'll be able to thank Obama in the future when the lifting of > the "Bush Ban on Science" helps move many things forward.) > > --Tod > > bob quinn wrote: > > Most promising for new injuries, but still exciting news! > > > > > > > > > > >
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Hi Tod, I apologize for the unnecessary polticization of this Good News. Crediting Obama is admittedly a stretch, but the coincidence of FDA approval the day after the inauguration just begs for it. :-) From: Tod E. Santee To: bob quinn ; quad-list@eskimo.com Cc: bob quinn Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 10:24:13 AM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Thank-you Obama: FDA Approves Stem Cell Trials for SCI Hi Bob... I can't dispute, in my opinion, that this is exciting news. I'm very curious how these trials to determine the safety of injecting embyonic stem cells into human SCI patients turn out... and how much farther they're able to go. (Today's announced procedure is just to be sure applying stem cells won't harm or kill a patient.) However, it's a little early to thank President Obama. The Bush Administration wouldn't have stopped this Phase I test from going forward in any way because it's all being done in a privately-funded lab with no government money. In fact, the FDA has been studying the plans and background research for this for a while, now. The application was in months ago. The best news is that *IF* this Phase I shows promise, the company itself or publicly-funded universities it could work with might soon be able to apply for Federal grant money to continue the work and collaborate on methods used once the ban on gov-funded emryonic stem cell research is lifted. Best wishes to ALL... (and I'm sure we'll be able to thank Obama in the future when the lifting of the "Bush Ban on Science" helps move many things forward.) --Tod bob quinn wrote: > Most promising for new injuries, but still exciting news! > > > >
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Hi Bob... I can't dispute, in my opinion, that this is exciting news. I'm very curious how these trials to determine the safety of injecting embyonic stem cells into human SCI patients turn out... and how much farther they're able to go. (Today's announced procedure is just to be sure applying stem cells won't harm or kill a patient.) However, it's a little early to thank President Obama. The Bush Administration wouldn't have stopped this Phase I test from going forward in any way because it's all being done in a privately-funded lab with no government money. In fact, the FDA has been studying the plans and background research for this for a while, now. The application was in months ago. The best news is that *IF* this Phase I shows promise, the company itself or publicly-funded universities it could work with might soon be able to apply for Federal grant money to continue the work and collaborate on methods used once the ban on gov-funded emryonic stem cell research is lifted. Best wishes to ALL... (and I'm sure we'll be able to thank Obama in the future when the lifting of the "Bush Ban on Science" helps move many things forward.) --Tod bob quinn wrote: > Most promising for new injuries, but still exciting news! > > > >
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Most promising for new injuries, but still exciting news!
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Hi Tom, I took a lot of info without any to offer when I first joined the list. I was also barely paralyzed (well barely out of the hospital). That was about 6 yrs ago. In May I broke my back and found out that a chunk of my spinal column was in pieces and about 7 or 8 disks have been replaced with rods and cages. All titatium. I had 3 surgeries. The 2nd one was b/c they didn't get it all (in a totally different spot than broken) and the 3rd b/c they put a screw too close to my aeorta. I have plenty of titanium to play golf now :). I hope it works out great for you. I have a question for you. Could you feel the pain from the first spinal fusion and if so how long before it stops hurting. I had my last surgery in July and I still have pain if I turn a lot in bed which I have to do because I'm still stuck in the bed. Stacy - Original Message From: AmazingE-Books (mrtom) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: quadlist post Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 10:18:00 AM Subject: [QUAD-L] Thank you hello again from tom : - ) i would like to thank everyone for the warm welcome i received, i love it when people are so friendly, thank you for that, you are all very kind. in my first mail i stated that i would like to see what this forum has to offer... well when i read it after i sent it, it sounded a bit rude to me... lol.. i am not here to only take what is offered, i will also contribute a little if and where i can.. i little bit more about me: i broke my neck and spine in a car accident in 1978 when i was still very small, my injury is C7, thank heavens i still have some use of my arms and i can get by fairly good, but i have all the other common problems (and gadgets) you all have. i have rods in my back that are 20+ years old and are responsible for causing chronic bone infections and end of next week i will be going into hospital to have some rusty, free floating broken off pieces (can you believe it) that are causing nasty wounds, taken out, and maybe replaced with new rods. so any good thoughts, prayers or burning of candles if that is what you into will be very much appreciated : - ) anything you'd like to know more please just shout. not and issue, but english is not my first language, so if i do sound rude again please bear with me.. lol thanks for reading my waffle cheers for now Tom __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Hey Tom, I didn't think it was rude at all so no worries. I'm Mark a C5/6 from a diving accident in 1999 on 9/11 of all days. I wish you good luck on your surgery and I'll keep you in my thoughts. Peace, Mark Jackson RollinOn _ From: AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 9:18 AM To: quadlist post Subject: [QUAD-L] Thank you hello again from tom : - ) i would like to thank everyone for the warm welcome i received, i love it when people are so friendly, thank you for that, you are all very kind. in my first mail i stated that i would like to see what this forum has to offer... well when i read it after i sent it, it sounded a bit rude to me... lol.. i am not here to only take what is offered, i will also contribute a little if and where i can.. i little bit more about me: i broke my neck and spine in a car accident in 1978 when i was still very small, my injury is C7, thank heavens i still have some use of my arms and i can get by fairly good, but i have all the other common problems (and gadgets) you all have. i have rods in my back that are 20+ years old and are responsible for causing chronic bone infections and end of next week i will be going into hospital to have some rusty, free floating broken off pieces (can you believe it) that are causing nasty wounds, taken out, and maybe replaced with new rods. so any good thoughts, prayers or burning of candles if that is what you into will be very much appreciated : - ) anything you'd like to know more please just shout. not and issue, but english is not my first language, so if i do sound rude again please bear with me.. lol thanks for reading my waffle cheers for now Tom __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.13/1075 - Release Date: 10/17/2007 9:38 AM No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.13/1075 - Release Date: 10/17/2007 9:38 AM
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I wish you the best and hope you do well in your upcoming surgery. Are you a member of any major SCI organizations in your area? What part of the world do you live in? What access do you have to medicine, medication, physical and occupational therapy? How about adaptive equipment? What is your birth language? Best Wishes W In a message dated 10/17/2007 9:29:13 A.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: anything you'd like to know more please just shout. not and issue, but english is not my first language, so if i do sound rude again please bear with me.. lol thanks for reading my waffle cheers for now Tom ** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
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hello again from tom : - ) i would like to thank everyone for the warm welcome i received, i love it when people are so friendly, thank you for that, you are all very kind. in my first mail i stated that i would like to see what this forum has to offer... well when i read it after i sent it, it sounded a bit rude to me... lol... i am not here to only take what is offered, i will also contribute a little if and where i can.. i little bit more about me: i broke my neck and spine in a car accident in 1978 when i was still very small, my injury is C7, thank heavens i still have some use of my arms and i can get by fairly good, but i have all the other common problems (and gadgets) you all have. i have rods in my back that are 20+ years old and are responsible for causing chronic bone infections and end of next week i will be going into hospital to have some rusty, free floating broken off pieces (can you believe it) that are causing nasty wounds, taken out, and maybe replaced with new rods. so any good thoughts, prayers or burning of candles if that is what you into will be very much appreciated : - ) anything you'd like to know more please just shout. not and issue, but english is not my first language, so if i do sound rude again please bear with me.. lol thanks for reading my waffle cheers for now Tom __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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IN CHURCH THIS MORNING OUR PASTOR SAID IN REVERY TRIAL, RESENTMENT, ETC TELL YOURSELF "IT'S "HIS" BATTLE". I'VE TOLD MYSELF SEVERAL TIMES TODAY. I AM ALREADY SO BLESSED. GLAD TO SEE YOU SHARE YOUR FAITH. NICKI - Original Message - From: David K. Kelmer To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 7:12 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Thank you! Hi Shelly, It's wonderful that your blessings are coming so fast to you. Sometimes it seems only the bad times come at us, and the blessings take their time getting here, but if you trust the blessings ALWAYS get there. Stay strong. With Love, CtrlAltDel aka Dave C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post Texas, USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Fell onto blacktop while transferring into my car. I was in the seat and safe. (I thought) Not sure what I leaned over for maybe to re-adjust my legs. It happend so quick. Knees are skinned up and I whacked my head. My pastor and another member helped me back into the car. Got back here and Mom could not open my chair and lock it in place. The one on the braces broke in the back. So she brought the potty chair out and now I am laying in bed. Don't have a back up. Being new at this is no excuse. Never thought of this happening. Called the emergency service and he is going to bring a backup for me later tonight. Thank you Father! Sorry for the melt down last night! Today was an experience and I am so proud of myself for not losing it. I actually giggled a couple of times. Have been working on my anger so when something like this happens, my response has been "ok Father help me to be a stronger person and help me grow through this" Even if I have to say it through clenched teeth I say it. I have received numerous e-mails, just have not had the opportunity to read them. Know they are appreciated more than you will ever know! Thank you for the quick response. You guys are amazing! Just cathed in bed and it leaked ~ had to change dresses, thank you Father for this opportunity to grow, not going to have another meltdown!. I am going to rest and watch a video a dear friend from church just gave me. " I may be squeezed and pressed but I am not gonna break". by Joyce Meyer. Funny How God works!! My backup chair just got here! Thanks Father, I did not blow it and am stronger because of it Thanks again everyone !! God Bless! Shelly Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- Unlimited storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.
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Hi Shelly,
It's wonderful that your blessings are coming so fast to you. Sometimes it
seems only the bad times come at us, and the blessings take their time getting
here, but if you trust the blessings ALWAYS get there. Stay strong.
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
Texas, USA
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Fell onto blacktop while transferring into my car. I was in the seat and
safe. (I thought) Not sure what I leaned over for maybe to re-adjust my legs.
It happend so quick.
Knees are skinned up and I whacked my head. My pastor and another member
helped me back into the car.
Got back here and Mom could not open my chair and lock it in place. The one on
the braces broke in the back. So she brought the potty chair out and now I am
laying in bed. Don't have a back up. Being new at this is no excuse. Never
thought of this happening.
Called the emergency service and he is going to bring a backup for me later
tonight. Thank you Father!
Sorry for the melt down last night! Today was an experience and I am so proud
of myself for not losing it. I actually giggled a couple of times. Have been
working on my anger so when something like this happens, my response has been
"ok Father help me to be a stronger person and help me grow through this" Even
if I have to say it through clenched teeth I say it.
I have received numerous e-mails, just have not had the opportunity to read
them. Know they are appreciated more than you will ever know! Thank you for the
quick response.
You guys are amazing!
Just cathed in bed and it leaked ~ had to change dresses, thank you Father for
this opportunity to grow, not going to have another meltdown!.
I am going to rest and watch a video a dear friend from church just gave me. "
I may be squeezed and pressed but I am not gonna break". by Joyce Meyer.
Funny How God works!!
My backup chair just got here! Thanks Father, I did not blow it and am
stronger because of it
Thanks again everyone !!
God Bless!
Shelly
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Fell onto blacktop while transferring into my car.?I was in the seat and safe.??(I thought)? Not sure what I leaned over for maybe to re-adjust my legs.? It happend so quick.? ?Knees are skinned up and I whacked my head. My pastor and another member?helped me back into the car.? ? Got back here and Mom could not open my chair and lock it in place.? The one on the braces broke in the back. So she brought the potty chair out and now I am laying in bed. Don't have a back up.??Being new at this is no excuse.? Never thought of this happening. Called the emergency service and he is going to bring a backup for me later tonight. Thank you Father! Sorry for the melt down last night!??Today was an experience and? I am so proud of myself for not losing it.? I actually giggled a couple of times.? Have been working on my anger so when something like this happens,?my response has been "ok Father help me to be a stronger person and help me grow through this"? Even if I have to say it through clenched teeth I say it. ?I have received numerous e-mails, just have not had the opportunity to read them. Know they are appreciated more than you will ever know! Thank you for the quick response.?? You guys are amazing! Just?cathed in bed and it leaked ~ had to change dresses,? thank you Father for this opportunity to grow, not going to have another meltdown!.? I am going to rest and watch a video a dear friend from church?just gave me.? " I may be squeezed and pressed but I am not gonna break".? by Joyce Meyer. Funny How God works!!?? My backup chair just got here!? Thanks Father, I did not blow it and am?stronger because of it Thanks again everyone !!? God Bless! Shelly? Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- Unlimited storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.
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thhank you, mark for the advice. i will try. hope you are doing ok. i just started answering the people who wrote. alan
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Thank You for voting. I'm sure that you realize that not too long ago... woman couldn't. Woman struggled and some died for the right. You have definitely earned the right! W In a message dated 10/23/04 12:46:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I want my kid to live through this mess and not have to go again. I know a bunch of you will have jump on this from both sides but at least Kerry has seen a kid die... Marikay >>
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