Hi,
I'm asking if anybody on the list remembers a post from somebody telling,
some kind of the device could buy to put on your Roho that would tell you if
you were losing the air. Does anyone remember that post? I saved it and your
favorites in a computer that is no longer with me.
It wo
I have Blue Cross Blue Shield which covers dental but not vision through my
stepmother, who is still employed. I am also on Medicare A, B, Medicare Part
D prescription drug and Medicaid. I usually don't have to pay any co-pay
unless sometimes the at the beginning of the year, there may be s
Danny, sorry to hear about your problems. When I have had my stones my
urologist was able to go into the bladder by way of urethra and break up the
stones into smaller pieces to pass through the catheter. It's hard to believe
that it is the size of a golf ball.
It would probably be a good idea
Sounds great Bobby. It just makes too much sense for an able-bodied to think
of it. That's my cynical side talking... Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a message dated 1/19/2007 1:09:38 P.M.
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Hey what if a Roho had a pressure mapping
I wouldn't think an electric chair could drive into a PT Cruiser.
I'll look into that too, Thanks,
Greg
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Wow Dan I just went through the same situation, I had a golf ball size stone
removed but it was done by laser which is afairly new and expensive machine but
they have 1 that travels accross the states and stops for a week or so at
hospitals that don't have it yet.
I'd certainly ask!
Mark Jackso
Hello everyone,
I'm just out of the hospital and am now searching for a new supplemental
insurance policy. I have Medicare part A. and part B. as well as part D., the
drug plan, and wanted to know from the group if any of you may suggest a
company and or policy for me to review. I believe B
PT Cruiser, just may be the way to go if you live on flat land and your
chair does not exceed the driver's compartment. It would also depend on the
type
of equipment you need to drive and whether you need a steering wheel
extension. Visit a few NMEDA Dealers too. Granted, those people a
Are you not a candidate for sonic therapy. They soak your butt in a tub and
zap you with ultrasound.
Time for vinegar and honey, lol.
Best Wishes
W
In a message dated 1/19/2007 3:14:23 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all, I just got home from the hospital afte
In a message dated 1/19/2007 1:09:38 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey what if a Roho had a pressure mapping system built in. That would be
cool, expensive too.
Bobbie
Very true Bobbie. But I don't think it would be that expensive as most of
the cost is in
Hi Danny,
Sorry to hear about the stone. I don't think they need to make an incision
to remove it unless it is too hard to break-down. Here is some good info on
them.
Bladder stones Introduction Bladder stones are small masses of minerals
that form in your bladder, the balloon-shaped
I have had periods of bleeding through my Supra Pubic. I decided to reduce the
inflation of the balloon from 10ccs to 5ccs. Since then - so far - no bleeding
and
it is more comfortable. Anyone else done this?
Dan V
In a message dated 1/18/2007 8:16:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am taking driving lessons in a Dodge Mini Van, but if I can get a new “car”
after I pass, I’d like something other than a van. I like the Honda
Element, it can be converted. The Scion XB is a bi
Hi all, I just got home from the hospital after a day & a half stay
for Bleeding thru my supra pubic catheter . The bleeding has pretty much slowed
down..it comes and goes. The ER did a CT scan and said I got a bladder stone
the size of a golf ball. I'm supposed to set an appointment wi
Dave,
Thank you so much for that information. I have a RoH0 cushion and there's
always a mystery as to how much air should be in. Thanks, Naomi
Hi Dana,
This is from the ROHO web site. If you have a high speed connection there is
a video with visual instructions. Just
http://www.therohogroup.com/medical/properadjust.jsp
Proper adjustment or verification of the air pressure can only be done while
the user is sitting i
Hi Sandy,
Good question. I've known about them for quite a few years, and occasionally
see pieces done on them, but they never seemed to make much of a factor in the
disability community. I've always wondered if they have any odors that would
require extra work keeping the cages clean.
Hey what if a Roho had a pressure mapping system built in. That would be
cool, expensive too.
Bobbie
I know Roho used to sell a small gauge that fit on the air inflation connection
that told you how much air pressure was in the cushion. This would be great as
once you found your ideal pressure, you could maintain it just by checking this
gauge. As those of us that have Rohos know they tend to l
In a message dated 1/19/2007 11:00:38 A.M. Central Standard Time, StubanRN
writes:
I saw the report too, interesting. If it's not new, W, why aren't they more
available and known about??
Sandy
I really can't answer that honestly. I'm guessing that its logistics and
knowledge of the p
I saw the report too, interesting. If it's not new, W, why aren't they more
available and known about??
Sandy
Dana, those are the magic words - "just like a baby". You would have to have
someone to take care of the chimp & you.
Sorry but I have raised 3 "human" babies already. At 58, don't want to start
all over!
KK
In 1988, I was supposed to get a monkey. The head of the program, Judy
Zadcula came out and made a description of my apartment. They sent the cage
and
the food dispenser. I then found out I had to move and I did not get the
monkey. She told me that monkeys did not wear diapers they were
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