Yes, I broke my tibia in a spiral fracture as I had become dizzy from being
hospitalized and catching the corner of the doorway. I was in a splint for
several months. Monitor your blood pressure and have something to take in case
of autonomic hyperreflexia. I take hydralazine if my pressure t
A while back there was a great deal of anticipation about air transportation in
which a wheelchair user could stay in the chair during the flight. Did this
become a reality?
If you or someone you know uses a baclofen pump please be aware they can
malfunction and cause hyperreflexia. If you are experiencing problems get to a
doctor immediately. If you don't know what hyperreflexia is, educate yourself
as many physicians are not. Dan T.
Hello, in Microsoft Office Word in a few of my documents is a symbol which I am
not familiar with. It looks like the letter q with the round part filled in
followed by a vertical line. Does anybody know what this is and how I can get
rid of it?
Dan T.
staff
can assist if you like. Do your homework... document who you talk to and what
you were told and have a good trip. Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a message dated 6/22/2007 8:48:12 P.M.
Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm new to the forum. My name is Ma
I read that Christopher Reeves died from infections in his pressure sores as he
was not willing to compromise his schedule.
Merrill Burghardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: @page Section1 {size: 8.5in
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cushion that can meet my seating needs so I am also in bed longer than I
would like.
Hope this is insightful, best wishes... Dan T.
William Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Guys, I need some serious advice. I
have been battling a substantil pressure
sore on my rear end for nearly four
and the cushion is
supposed to suspend your ischial tuberosities and work like a type of orthotic.
I have one and have been having trouble with it. It has worked for most as it
has a 95% success rate.
Have you been having trouble with pressure sores? Let us know how you make
out... Dan T.
Yes, a Roho cushion can be patched but the life expectancy of the cushion is
five years and you have to really keep an eye on its ability to hold pressure.
A quad's ability to sit is extremely valuable. I wouldn't push the envelope.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I was told that a cushion such as
you're doing...
good luck, Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:It may not be the cushion, but rather changes
taking place in/with your body. Have you ever had a pressure mapping session
to determine those changes?
Best Wishes
W
In a message dated 5/23/2007 6:22:11 P.M. Ce
http://www.therohogroup.com/medical/cleaninginstr.jsp
~LittleQuad~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: try febreze...if not work use
vinegar and water
Paul Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: @font-face { font-family:
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to occupy your mind. Best wishes Dan
T.
William Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Well, I have an appointment with a
wound specialist this Wednesday. I figure
a wound that hasn't healed in four years needs some serious assistance. I
should have done this nearly three years ago but ju
Joan, you are so right. Many who do not actually experienced the malady cannot
understand others' health problems. How arrogant! Joan, how is your sore
healing?
Joan Anglin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: @font-face { font-family: Cambria
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To: Dan T
Cc: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Behind the Head Microphone
I purchased one and had difficulty with it, but it may be something that
wouldn't bother you.
Since I use a Peachtree headrest and it is rather firm in back, every time I
lea
Linda, do you get pressure sores from sitting also. What kind of cushion do
you sit on in your chair? Dan T.
LINDA FERRELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I have had 3 skin flaps since 1996.
Since then, I have gotten a really good bed that helps rotate me at night. Only
it's bro
Does anyone have experience with a Plantronics microphone attached with a
headband? I am wondering if it would be usable, stay in place and comfortable
when in bed and pillow under head? thanks, Dan T.
Has anyone had good/bad experiences with some microphones that Mount behind the
head? are they comfortable, uncomfortable. Dan T.
I have been using a gooseneck tabletop microphone holder with the Dragon and
the gooseneck is losing its elasticity and is starting to break. The base of
it quite heavy and difficult to move. What are you guys using for a tabletop
microphone and how do you like it? Thanks, Dan T.
John, glad to hear that it was not a you they referred to and you are alive and
well. But the John in question is still unknown. Below is the post that
prompted the e-mail. Dan T.
To me it sounded as if he was almost bipolar, but that is mere speculation
based on all of the information I
Are you referring to the John that used to post here and often lengthy posts
involving government history etc.?
Quadius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:To me it sounded as if he was almost
bipolar, but that is mere speculation based on all of the information I heard I
don't believe I ever came ou
Greg, sounds pretty hazardous. It would seem that your wheelchair isn't the
correct one for you. Were you evaluated for it? can you get a refund? Dan T.
Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: @page Section1 {size: 8.5in 11.0in;
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o and then affix some
type of cover over the top and sides of the cushion. This reduces sheering and
moving on the cushion that can adversely affect posture.
I understand that you sew to tiles together but how do you attach it to your
cushion? Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cu
Quadius, is the microphone extensive comparison information online? If it is,
can you direct me? thanks, Dan T.
Quadius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hey all,
I happened to come across this particular review of microphones and think it is
probably the most extensive comparison I have see
Quadius, thanks for the info and I am interested in learning more. How are you
tapping into the extra power from your chair? is it from gimpgear.US? Dan T.
Quadius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Dan,
I just got my new wireless transmitter and receiver in today and it works
wonderfully
John, who do you tutor and mentor? can you tell us about it?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Jim, You have my appology. I am guessing I mixed
you up with a different person. I should have appologized right away. I misread
your post and I honestly believed you were a different person. I beg your
for
Has the Senate are voted on this?
David Kelmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Im writing to ask you to take
immediate action to lower the costs of prescription drugs.
Several years ago, the Republican Congress passed a prescription drug program
for seniors that actually prohibited Medica
re you talking about for using the
computer? I use a Plantronics wireless headset microphone. I like it. The
docking station is very small, and it's convenient.
-Angie
Dan T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello, I currently am using a Sensenbrenner
microphone attached to a gooseneck arm an
hold their microphone?
do you like the wireless earpiece? Does it stay on?
What microphone do you use and are you happy with it ?
Is your microphone and its holder convenient for you?
any input would be appreciated... Dan T.
My faith and family... DT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ditto, DD.. (say THAT real fast three
times.) I'm really diggin' my 4 year old and starting to like the 2 little
ones too.
Dave & Patty's Grandkids
Dave
In a message dated 4/17/2007 5:25:03 P.M. US Mountain Stan
Mike, very interesting post... good work
Mike Murach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 1.
SMART SCIENTIFIC PEOPLE BELIEVE TOO
Nicholas Copernicus (1473-1543)
Copernicus was the Polish astronomer who put forward the first mathematically
based system of planets going around the sun.
Angie, what church are you talking about? sorry to hear about your bad
experience with church. Churches and their members are human and there are
good and bad just like every part of life.
Angie Novak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: After my injury, our church kicked us
out. They sent a letter in
I think the excess eggs should be served at communion. Like the caviar of
Christ or something. Maybe add a caudacill from Mary
false and malicious statement or report about someone
Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dan T,
If you can find them, where are they? Are they really Hate tal
Dan, I can find those items you questioned below and they are particularly
offensive to me as a Catholic. Dan T.
Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What in the Hell are you people talking about!
Hate talk? By who? Slander? By who? Remember boys and girls just because
someone doesn't
Dave, I think we will be reacquainted with many who have gone before us and I
also think we will experience intense joy. My opinion, and it is based on my
faith, life experiences and of others stories about experiencing it and I do
know that is very controversial. DT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DB, I did not have a surgery like that but my friend had back surgery or
similar surgery several years ago and it helped him. Maybe you wanted to
direct this to Dan H. and he is facing a possible surgery if I am not mistaken.
Dan T.
"D. B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
D
would get to a rehab hospital soon. I don't think you are
too far from the rehab Institute in Chicago or Northwestern Memorial Hospital
in Chicago.
I hope things turn out for the best... Dan T
Danny Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anyone on the list ever had to
go back for m
Angie, I think you were the one that brought up the freedom of speech issue but
with that freedom comes responsibility. No one has the right to slander others
or their beliefs. A point or opinion can be expressed civilly. Dan T.
Angie Novak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Good point,
Thanks Jim, very well put. Dan T.
Jim Lubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: You can't use "freedom of speech" to
justify hate speech. It was completely uncalled for, as were most of his other
rants.
At 07:37 AM 4/10/2007, Angie Novak wrote:
Freedom of speech, Dan T.
I believe in freedom of speech as most Americans do but as the posts were
getting degrading and offensive, I expressed my freedom of speech that they are
offensive. Dan T.
Jim Lubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Angie,
I don't know how much you watch the news, but everyday there
Just a reminder when replying to a post it is best to remove all e-mail
addresses from To: and cc: except , to prevent users
receiving duplicate and triplicate etc. copies of the same e-mail. Dan T.
John, you're getting offensive... Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I think the excess eggs should be served at
communion. Like the caviar of Christ or something. Maybe add a caudacill from
Mary
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun,
I have extended the time between bowel programs up to three and four days but
if you've never tried this before I don't think I would try it out on the road.
Naturally, he should probably reduce your regular consumption if you try this.
Good luck... Dan T.
Paul Jacobson <[EM
If it's not me getting murdered in the inner city why should I care? Dan T.
Angie Novak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What if your cousin's son had a disease
or suffered a spinal cord injury? Wouldn't you want any treatment possible to
be available to him to stop his agony
If human life is not sacred then what the heck is? If a human acts as a
derelict, this does not make his humanness unsacred. His life is sacred his
behavior is another story and a civil society respects his humanness by not
executing him and removes him from society. Dan T.
Jim Lubin
I have used a Roho when flying and I found that it became very hard and left
marks. If you have a Roho you might want to consider a different cushion for
the flight. Dan T.
kaye allard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I just have them put my cushion on the
sest before I sit down.
-k
On
Human life is sacred and an embryo is the initial stage of life. I would like
to be up and around and Independent but not at the sacrifice of another human
life. Dan T.
Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Yes, yes, yes! We must not destroy all those
useless fertilized eggs. We should le
xpect some confusion and
complications and use deep breathing or other other stress busters if needed.
I hope your trip doesn't have any hassles. Good luck Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a message dated 4/6/2007 8:40:39 P.M.
Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nev
NaturallySpeaking. I am using
Dragon preferred 8.1. Does anybody know if this genuine Windows advantage is a
good program to have installed on your computer? Or how it is compatible with
NaturallySpeaking? Feedback is appreciated. Dan T. have a great Easter
everyone!
Sounds like fun Greg. Keep on trucking! Dan T.
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. Dan T.
27;ll probably see a reduction of
sediment, I did.
Dan T.
Danny Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey John.I just wanted to
ask you a question. A while back I think you said that most the sediment and
sludge type stuff released in our urine is ( Calcium and or White Blood cells
Greg, good point about the bladder. When I had doubled up on the vitamins I
would occasionally see more sediment in my urine and then I would cut back and
the sentiment would clear up. Keep an eye on your urine it is a good idea.
Dan T.
Greg Tomerlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
When I was healing a pressure sore, the wound care specialist suggested I take
a multivitamin and a C and zinc. She also suggested doubling up, taking them
twice a day when my sore was open. I think it was helpful. Staying off of the
sore most of or all day is essential. Dan T.
[EMAIL
. You have to
try to find a balance. The amount awarded that I was drinking was extremely
large. Dan T.
"B. Kimberlin (Quadius)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Dillon,
It is definitely possible to drink too much water. I have done it, however,
it takes quite a bit of water to
Ken, thanks for the feedback in regard to bone density loss. The FES sounds
expensive. Did you have to buy a system? What is the cost? Thanks, Dan T.
Ken Gardiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dan,
Don't go to that doctor again.
Alendronate Sodium has been around for a while
Hello, several years back I asked my doctor if there was a medication to treat
bone density loss in a male quad and the answer was no. Are there new
treatments for bone density loss in a sci person? Thanks, Dan T...
Dillon, Wow what an awful ordeal, you are a survivor. Are your symptoms
totally gone now that you are taking the medication? Dan T.
Dylan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hey Quads,
Dylan here. I haven't written in in awhile. The last time I wrote in I was
asking about some disref
I wouldn't wait too long to repair the seat as you don't want a larger problem
of a pressure sore.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Once the cover cracks, water enters the foam
material and it doesn't get better from there. Duct tape is good, but if its
not applied at the right time in the righ
t can be like trying
to find a needle in a haystack. I was having a similar problem last year and
it turned out that I had broken my tibia. If you think you know where the
source is and you can't pinpoint the problem you might have to insist on an
x-ray. Good luck... Dan T.
William Will
Mike, that low blood pressure is pretty typical of quads. Maybe exercise what
you are able to and some deep breathing exercises also could help? it can't
hurt. Dan T.
Alice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I know that when I have sleep
deprivation I'll blank out and have
Joan, you should be able to start the Dragon with the phrase "listen to me".
Dan T.
Richard Kratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Is it possible to train the command
to something like "Begin Listening" or some other unique command?
Richard
poajoan <[EM
. It has opened up
many doors.
Using technology and making a point to keep communications between self and
friends helps. Doing something for someone else is always a good idea.
acknowledge your limits and do what you can. Keep on plugging away. Hope this
helps... Dan T.
Dillon Ewa <[EMAIL P
Joan, have you thought about inquiring if the Vista voice program has a setting
to block out ambient noise? Dan T.
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Dave, I haven't noticed the sweating thing that I have noticed my scalp does
get itchy on those sites. Dan T.
"David K. Kelmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi Dan,
So do I. Whenever I get the sweats, it pours out of that area of my head.
Weird!
With Love,
John, you are absolutely right, no one can bitch about anything unless it meets
your standards. Dan T.
kaye allard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John, I often need a good healthy dose of rage, seriously. What papers/blogs
do you read? Especially those that are disability related?
Thx
Dave, as an afterthought, I don't have the tongs but I have the recessed
impressions from them in my skull. Dan T.
"David K. Kelmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi Dan,
Were you on a Stryker Frame? I was on one 3 months getting turned every two
hours. I still hav
tmare. Do they still use
those Stryker frame's and tongs? Dan T.
"David K. Kelmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi Dan,
Were you on a Stryker Frame? I was on one 3 months getting turned every two
hours. I still have the Tongs that were in my head turning that time.
watched me watch her. I have
called the police etc.... What an outrage! Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just went to the post office - parked up front
in a HC spot separated from the next one by a 4 ft wide yellow hash marked
sidewalk. Came out to find a pickup parked half in the next
Waterskier encounters sandbar July 18, 1976, 18 years old. Flown to
Northwestern Memorial in Chicago and awakened as my head was being drilled to
set the tongs. Tough times, hallucinations, breathing difficulties etc. Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would just like to know what caused
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