One of my published
ed-ops...
Yes, my permobile is very expensive, but
that has nothing to do with the caps laws..nor the doctors insurance
rates.
As one of the reported 'wheelchair users
who fill the Capitol during assembly' I would like to comment on the AJC's
article, "Malp
Yea, u must make and save a template first and possibly set up so
macros to prevent repetitive typing
tahouston
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I am
I believe "some" medical charges and co payments would be cheaper
if Doctors didn't have to do extra and repetitive tests if they were not afraid
of laws suits saying possibly they over looked something by not taking enough
tests even though their years of experience already gave them the res
Todays CNBC Power Poll is "Should
the federal government limit awards?" YOU CAN VOTE HERE: http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/CNBCTV/Promos/P105574.asp
I received the following question from a new member of our list. I feel there are many people that can provide more information than I have already given.<
As for "does he have an ECU? I would say no, but what exactly is anECU?Thanks,MarjiSon - Byron C4/C5 4/27/03 at age of 24Topock, Arizona>Billy
Building a structure is like taking a trip. You can take the road most
traveled, get there safe and know your expenses. Or you can take an unknown
road,
get lost find your way, get lost again and find you way again. You may
run out of gas with no place to refill and end up camping at a m
When you deviate from the row construction it can cost an enormous amount of money. For instance, my house was built with a paraplegic in mind. While it is not perfect for me, but very adequate for most paraplegics, it cost roughly $35,000 more than any of the other houses in my community. The maj
Jessica,
Two words -flush entry. My house doesn't have stairs coming into it
anywhere. All ways into my house have no stairs, front door, garage
door, 2 patio doors into the back yard. Even the able bodied will
appreciate not having to negotiate stairs when they are elderly.
Personally, I t
Title: Re: [QUAD-L] Frustration/sensitive
Stacy
So I guess that I even put my costume on with you all also. But at timez I even fool myself :) as 2 my real feelings.
Houston
On 1/4/05 9:10 PM, "Stacy Harim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Houston,
I'm glad you said what you said, because I portr
Title: Re: [QUAD-L] Frustration/sensitive
I’m still a big flirt :) I think it’s just part of me and my image/defense mechanism. :)
On 1/5/05 12:25 AM, "THouston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ditto Houston
I used to be very aggressive b/4 now I'm very passive. Any little line I used to take it a
This is the second BRAND NEW HOME I've lived in. Most come with a 1-yr warranty.
I purchased a brand new modular in 1989. The builder did the well & septic too. Hard to find an all-inclusive contractor when putting up a modular but I wanted the same guy.
Within umm 3-4 months the
~pt. I~DONKEY TRACKS" ~~
from: The White Donkey Society
January 5, 2005
~TRAILS of INSPIRATION~
Fruit Of The Spirit Greeting ~
http://www.riversongs.com/flas1/spirit.html
"Storms Bring Out the Eagles,
But the Little Birds Take Cover"
http://www.pennyparker2.com/storms.html
Thanks Mark, your schedule shows how important can be. A week off could
delay basic plumbing from being installed. 1500-2100 sq ft is a modest
structure
and not the most demanding when it comes to construction. Can you imagine a
community of 300 homes, all custom designed and custom built, e
Hey Wheel,
The homes we build in this subdivision I live in are about 1500-2100 sq ft. and if the weather complies it takes us around 12 weeks to complete which is pretty fast but after you build 100 you get all the kinks worked out.
Time is money in construction because if you get behind i
It's nice to know of a friend/family handy man as places like these (below) probably cost wayyy too much.
FYI anyway :-)
Elevation CabinetryElevation Cabinetry is a system that transforms cabinets to be raised or lowered at the touch of a button. It is based on hydraulics, not an elec
This month's Paraplegia News has a several page article specifically on architects & architectural design in homes for wheelchair users. Just got my issue yesterday.
Was hoping part of it may be on it's website but don't see it. I'll check as soon as I can if there were any other sites
Hubby & I lived and learned. We both had to sell our homes and it's not easy. And both were regular homes - no special handicap features. This was a pie-in-the sky questionairre so I pied! :-)
Interesting though that a whole neighborhood near us has nearly every-other home built with a
Most homes are designed for others to use. Rare is the custom home. To a
contractor, using a proven designs means a smooth project from pouring the
concrete, to framing the structure and adding the brick before the wiring,
water
and heat are added. To a building contractor, timing is everyth
Notice I didn't ask for counters or cupboards lowered. Or under-the-sink space. Not even a roll-in-shower since showers hurt my skin and aggravate my spasms. I opt for easy bed baths. But want a huge bathroom to go in to have my hair curled, etc.
My injury is so high I cannot DO anything
I am trying to make up a form in Word, so that when I open the document I can
type
text on certain lines, then print it out.
I believe that I need to make a template, but just can't seem to
figure it out.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Glenn
Yes ... also for me ... a separate guest house for an aide or other.
---Original Message---
From: Houston809
Date: 01/04/05 14:19:22
To: Lori Michaelson; quadlist; Jessica Ann Gordon
Subject: Home Accessibility
Jessica, The apartment I’m in was designed by a Para and I think
~pt.2 ~DONKEY TRACKS"
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from: The White Donkey Society January
5, 2005
~TRAILS of LIVING~
A Year to Remember âAlbert Mohler The year 2004 is ready for
the history books--and it was a year that really made history. Janet Jackson
made the wrong kind of history at the Super Bowl wh
A New Years Poem:
Imagine the Angels of Bread
This is the year that squatters evict landlords,
gazing like admirals from the rail
of the roofdeck
or levitating hands in praise
of steam in the shower;
this is the year
that shawled refugees deport judges
who stare at the floor
and their swollen fe
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