Apr 21, 2024, at 1:35 PM, Noel wrote:When Ride Designs does the pressure mapping, do they come to your home, or do you have to go to their location?On Mon, Apr 15, 2024 at 3:21 PM Don Price <donpric...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Your basic Ride cushion is about the same, or less, than a
Your basic Ride cushion is about the same, or less, than a basic Roho.The
custom fit Ride cushions are more expensive as there's a fitting involved, then
the custom fabrication. But definitely worth the cost if they prevent you from
getting a pressure injury.
>From the Ride Website: Ride Desig
Hi everyone!
Invacare is in business again and has released a rear-wheel drive Storm model.
I have one and so far it has worked well for me (I've been using it about a
year now.)It's probably very different from the old Storm model, but if you're
an Invacare fan it's worth looking into.
Mine ha
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] indwelling urinary catheter problems
I just use sterile water. Work fine for me.
Nicki
From: Danny Hearn [mailto:ddh...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2023 2:07 PM
To: Eric Olson; SHIRLEY BELL; Don Price; Jeffrey Gaede
Cc: quad-list
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L
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On Saturday, November 4, 2023 at 09:41:58 AM MST, Eric Olson
wrote:
How much water and how much silver?
On Fri, Nov 3, 2023 at 3:13 PM Don Price wrote:
Shirley,
I hope you get everything figured out and working properly again. UTIs and
incontinence are such a life-suck. They're just about the hardest part of life
with SCI.
I'm 41 years post-injury (C5-6, complete) and i've had my share of UTIs. I've
developed a resistant bladder bug that is pr
group.
On Thu, Apr 20, 2023 at 12:16 PM Don Price wrote:
I agree, Danny. I’m very thankful for Jim and this group. And I also agree that
there are many other options for people to connect these days. I hope you all
are doing well and connecting with other people.
Ed, that New Mobility article i
newmobility.com
From: Don Price Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2023 3:57 PM To: quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: [QUAD-L] Support groups
Hello all,
It's been very quiet in t
Hello all,
It's been very quiet in this group. I hope everyone is doing well. I think that
now that the pandemic has passed things are getting back to normal, mostly.
The one silver-lining i found was that it forced us to embrace technology to
maintain our social connections. I had never even h
Hey everyone, several guys from the quad-list joined my NASCAR fantasy league in the past. I am putting it out there if anyone is interested in playing this year. First race is this weekend so sign up if you want to join him the fantasy league. Link is below.Don.Begin forwarded message:From: no-re.
create this beautiful
double-exposure effect. Very creative.
Rest easy, Greg. You are missed.
Don Price
Tempe, AZ
> On Feb 6, 2023, at 12:47 PM, Jim Lubin wrote:
>
>
> this posted on facebook
>
> To all the friends, family and supporters of Greg Wickenburg,
> Our hearts
This list is AWESOME. Thank you for sharing that, Ed!
I use most of those products you described but some were new to me as well.
I’ll put together a list as well.
Thanks,
Don.
> On Oct 13, 2022, at 3:10 PM, Edward Tessier wrote:
>
>
> In a recent post I mentioned some of the products that
Hi everyone!
I've been a c5 quad for 40 years now. Bowel programs are the most difficult
thing for most of us. GrrRecently I was at a conference and talked to the
Coloplast rep regarding their new(ish) bowel product, Peristeen Plus. It's an
enema system (nothing new there), but the design
I'll be there, Greg.
Sept. 9-11, 2022. Westworld, Scottsdale, AZ.
It's free entry, but last year i remember them charging for parking.
As others have said: it's a great opportunity to get out, see friends, learn
about new equipment/resources/programs and have a hot dog.
The wheelchair football
Jim,
I'm so glad you're in good health and loving life.
You're a good man and you've made a difference.
May you enjoy MANY more years!
Don.
On Tuesday, May 17, 2022, 05:20:06 PM MST, Jim Lubin
wrote:
Today marks 33 years since my transverse myelitis onset. I woke up with a pain
in my s
So sorry to hear this news. My condolences to all who knew her.
Don.
On Tuesday, May 3, 2022, 11:53:52 AM MST, Nichole Rohling
wrote:
I just saw where Nancy Gillen passed away Jan 20
She was always so helpful. She’ll be missed.
Nicki
Yes, a good physiatrist is like finding a gold mine. That's awesome.
Many smaller communities don't have a specialist like a physiatrist available.
In that case, you may need to see a physiatrist remotely or travel to see one.
I'm a c5 quad, 40 years post-injury, and I've never seen a physiatrist
Still on…. Starting soon.
From: Greg
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2022 4:09 PM
To: Don Price; quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Quadlist Zoom Meeting, 3/15
I hope the meeting is still on. Did I miss it, or is it an hour later than
advertised?
Greg
On Mon, Mar 7, 2022 at 4:57 PM Don
I’m so sorry. That sounds horribly miserable. Can you get anything from your
doctor to alleviate the pain? What do they say about surgery to remove your
gall bladder?
Best wishes to you,
Don.
> On Feb 20, 2022, at 8:58 PM, Toby Ausbun wrote:
>
> My body has been sweating constantly for a yr
Cc: Don Price , Quad-list Post
I was just checking the time. Is 3 pm AZ Time = 2 pm Pacific Time = 5 pm
Eastern Time?
On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 6:16 PM Edward Tessier wrote:
Thanks Don!
Can't wait to finally see everybody
Ed TessierFrom: Don Price
Sent: Tuesday, February 8, 2022 1:29
Hello all!
Don Price, C5-6, 40 years post-injury. Diving accident.Tempe, AZ.
I don't post to this group very often but I try to read the emails. I hope
you're all well.
I have a Zoom account and would be happy to set up a Zoom meeting if you all
want to meet online sometime.
Best
Interesting article. Just passing the info along.Don.
Aspirin lowers risk of COVID: New findings support preliminary Israeli trial
The treatment reduced the risk of reaching mechanical ventilation by 44%. ICU
admissions were lower by 43%, and an overall in-hospital mortality saw a 47%
decrease.
h
The inability to cough puts us quads at greater risk of any respiratory virus,
including covid. You'll want to consult your doctor, but I just rolled into the
nearest Walgreen's that had Moderna (my vaccine) and told them I wanted a
booster. I filled out a short questionnaire and then received
Hello all!
I haven't been on the quadlist for a while, but i'm checking in today.
I'm so sorry to hear about Lori. She was a nice woman who went through a lot.
My condolences to her family and friends.
Somebody asked about quads and covid. I know three quads who caught it. All
three got through
I wear jeans most of the time. I don’t know why but I don’t feel as comfortable
in lighter weight pants and sweat pants are never long enough for me.
I don’t wear underwear because it can bunch up and cause construction or
pressure points. Commando is the only way to go, in my opinion.
Even in
Greg:
I’m so happy to see a message from you and to hear that you’re doing well. I
was worried about you. We were all worried about you!
Keep getting stronger and get in touch with me once you feel up to getting
together. It has been too long since we hung out.
Be well!
Don.
>
>> On Fri, Aug
Does anyone have an update on Greg?
Thanks,Don
Greg:
Those plastic breathing gadgets aren't very accurate or scientific. They're
meant as an incentive to get people to work on deep breathing (something we all
should do.) Many years ago, when I was in rehab, my Respiratory Therapist made
me use one of those. She knew I was bored with it so s
Greg:
I sometimes get a similar feeling when I'm hot or my blood pressure is low
(usually due to dehydration.)
I suggest you spend the $15 to $30 for one of those fingertip oximeters that
measures your oxygen level and pulse rate. Use it daily at first to get a good
baseline for you on normal d
Ron (and all):
I'm c5, 36 years post injury and got the suprapubic a little over a year and a
half ago. For me it has been one of the best decisions I've made. If I could
turn back time I would've done it years ago. For the preceding 34 years I wore
a condom cath and legbag. My bladder always v
Greg,
Yes, I've experienced something similar when I've worn a cap for extended
periods of time. When it's cold I sometimes even start out with a knit cap in
bed.
I'm not making light of your situation, but have you ever considered shaving
your head? I know that could be a drastic step for many
Greg,
I have a tri-pin steering knob that is sitting around collecting dust. It's
yours if you want it.Unfortunately, it does not have the receiver part that
would mount on the steering wheel.Let me know if you'd like it.
Don.
From: greg
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, Septemb
Bobbie,
You should contact the restaurant and let them know of your experience. If it
happened to you it will happen to others. Any good business would want to know
about issues that could be fixed. At the VERY LEAST they should credit the $2
back to your account. A good manager would comp your
Glenn,
You are my hero!! 50 years? Wow!
Keep on going, my friend, and God bless!
Don.
On May 6, 2016, after three years of litigation, a TitleIII federal court case
that held that a paid PCA could not be required to payan admission fee to a
"public accommodation" when the PCA was workingwith a PWD. The defendant, the
FranklinInstitute, did not appeal so it is a final order.
Tell them a Roho costs $300.A hospital stay $30,000 or more.
The $$$ angle usually works best.
Don.
I have a backpack on my powerchair. It is like a black hole.
When I'm out with friends they put stuff in my backpack. I always tell them the
same thing: "you can put anything in my backpack, just remember to take it out
because I won't remember." It doesn't help.
When I go through a security line
We're all glad you survived, Jim. You've made a difference.
Here's to many more!
Don PTempe, AZ
From: Jim Lubin
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 6:33 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] 27 years ago...
27years ago today I woke up with a pain in my shoulder. Less than 2 hours la
I've considered this too, as I drive an accessible vehicle with room for
another wheelchair user as passenger. However, I would assume you have to
fasten your passenger into the vehicle with tie-downs or an EZ-Lock or be
responsible for their safety, and as a quad I'm not able to fasten down ano
Todd,
Your email made me laugh out loud. Thanks, I needed that to start my Monday!
Dare I ask: did you ever have a chance to use it? If so, would you say it was
beneficial to you and/or your partner? If you'd prefer to plead the fifth or
answer me privately I'd understand.
How much did you pay an
Dear Larry, Eric, Greg and everyone else that's going through difficult times
right now:
You are in my thoughts and prayers. I wish there were something more I could
do. If I win the lottery, everyone on this list will be taken care of. Yes, I
know the odds.
God bless you all. I pray for healin
Hey friends,
I'm one of those quads who gets cold easily (redundant?), so I moved from
Wisconsin to Arizona years ago. The problem is that now my body has
acclimatized and anything under 75 feels cold to me. I know: complain,
complain, complain! Lol.
Anyhow, today is a truly cold day in Phoeni
Greg,
So sorry to read about all your health issues recently. I hope you're feeling
healthy real soon!
If there's ever anything I can help you with just let me know!
Please don't hold it against me my Sun Devils beat your Huskies in football. :)
Don P
From: greg
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Hello friends.
A few years ago one of my good buddies, a C7 quad, was having very serious
problems with diarrhea. He couldn't keep anything inside of him and was afraid
to leave the house because of bowel accidents. He tried every pill or
medication he could find, with no luck. He became so ill
I just saw a very cool Ford Explorer converted for wheelchair driving!To see it
just Google MXV Ford Explorer.
Don.
Recommending doctors is a little like recommending restaurants, or anything for
that matter. The Thai restaurant I tell you about may seem way too spicy for
you,while I find it to have the perfect level of heat. Similarly, for medical
professionals (and plumbers and pet groomers, etc.), what one
Greg and Gail,
I'm in the process of gathering some recommended physiatrists for you. The
AZSCIA usually recommends Dr Linke, who has an excellent reputation. I will
also ask the people at our next support group. I don't have a physiatrist, so
I'm not much help. I used to recommend Dr. Drinkwate
I think a large factor in panic attacks is related to loss of control (e.g.
inability to get up, turn, etc.) I've learned that if you can find ways of
controlling as many things in your environment -- especially while in bed -- it
greatly helps reduce panic/anxiety attacks. Examples: raising an
John Prine?
Here's one for you:
And if I ever lose my legs, I won't moan, and I won't beg,
Yes if I ever lose my legs, Oh if I won't have to walk no more.
From: Larry Willis
To: "quad-list@eskimo.com"
Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 3:33 AM
Subject: Fwd: [QUAD-L] Who wrote and sang
I know we've discussed A.D. and the value of carrying a medical card with us
that explains A.D. to medical personnel.
You can request these free cards, plus several others, through The Christopher
and Dana Reeve
Foundation:http://www.spinalcordinjury-paralysis.org/blogs/16/2584?msource=email&tr=
"Joyless stick" made me LOL!
If prayer hasn't worked I suggest the following:-Chinese herbs-magnets-more
prayer-a new chair
I hope you can return the joy to your stick. :)
Don.
From: Bryce Willis
To: "quad-list@eskimo.com"
Sent: Monday, August 31, 2015 6:33 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Joyles
Wonderful!Awesome!Fantastic!Amazing!Bravo!
Keep on dancing!
Don PTempe, AZ
From: Brittany Déjean
To: "quad-list@eskimo.com"
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2015 4:44 AM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Quad dad dances after 17 years
Hi all-
My dad's been a quadriplegic since I was 12. 2 months ago, I
Sorry to disappoint you, but:
I was looking at power wheelchairs the other day and the sales rep said "I see
you're a hooker."
I shot him a funny glance, but I knew exactly what he meant.
I hook my right arm behind the push handle on my wheelchair for stability.
Always have, always will.
It's tr
I tried to send a link to the new Whill Powerchair (pronounced will -- get it,
willpower chair?) but for some reason my email never went through on Quadlist.
Anyhow, google 'Whill wheelchair' and let me know what you think.
To me the design is beautiful -- maybe the best looking powerchair I've se
I'm not sure how functional this new Whill powerchair is, but it sure looks
nice.http://whill.us/
Have any of you test-driven this chair?
I'm working on getting a presentation/demo at our CIL.
Don P.Tempe, AZ
I'm writing this for any new quads on the list because I see things differently
than most of those who have responded to this post.
I will be 33 years post injury on August 15th--C5-6 complete quad due to diving
accident. At this time I would love nothing more than to someday be the oldest
livi
The movie is called Love and Mercy.
Don.
From: "wheelch...@aol.com"
To: bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com; quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, August 7, 2015 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] A question
Bruce Johnson??Best Wishes In a message dated 8/7/2015 9:02:26 P.M. Central
Daylight Time,
In my estimation there has been no better powerchair ever made than Quickie's
P200 rear wheel drive chair.
Almost every person who has ever owned a P200 just loves them even if Quickie
stopped making them years ago. Some quads, including myself and my best friend
Gene, will do whatever it take
During college my buddies and I came up with 'Top Ten Reasons to Date a Quad'
(I'm trying to recall them, but only remember a few. Keep in mind we were
20-something guys, so pardon me if they are offensive to some)
-I'll never walk out on you.-I always get the best parking spots.-Just lay me
down
Or the drunk mathematicians who decided not to drink and derive.
Welcome home Quadius! I hope everything comes out ok,... literally.
Don.
From: "wheelch...@aol.com"
To: tobyle.aus...@icloud.com; quad...@gmail.com
Cc: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2015 8:12 PM
Subject: Re:
Cranberry capsules are much more effective than most cranberry juice, which has
a high amount of added sugar. I've taken cranberry capsules, vitamin C and
D-Mannose at different times over the years. They all help, but none of them
are completely effective at preventing UTIs. If you're getting
Go! Go! Go!
Flying can be a tad stressful, but it's very doable.
Cruises are VERY accessible and relaxing.
Don't miss this opportunity or you'll regret it.
That's my opinion.
Don.Tempe, AZ
From: Larry Willis
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2015 1:16 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L]
Vitamin D is often called "the most important vitamin." We get most of our
vitamin D through vitamin-fortified milk and cereal, fatty fish and exposure to
sunlight. Surprisingly, many people do not get enough vitamin D. People in
northern states are more likely to have low levels of D due to les
I get those days when my blood pressure is low--or, I should say, lower than
normal.
The main culprit for low b.p. is dehydration. I hate drinking water and rarely
drink enough. Sodas and beverages with caffeine and alcoholic beverages are
diuretics (net loss of body hydration.)
Other causes of
I second what Quadius said. Unless the 'bugs' are giving you problems, why
treat them? Antibiotics are our friends but they can also bring a bunch of new
problems. Avoid them if you can.
Don.
From: Quadius
To: Gmail
Cc: Danny Hearn ; quad-list
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2015 5:54 PM
Su
Do any of you have a "Cripper" reaching device made by QuadTools?
A friend of mine has one and he let me borrow it. Oh my gosh, that thing is
awesome!! It is very well constructed, not flimsy like so many other reachers,
and it's very easy to use. All you need is wrist movement, and they even off
Wow! Those driving stories are crazy and scary. I'm so glad none of you got
seriously hurt!
I have a story to share too. This happened to a friend of mine very recently.
My buddy drives a full-sized Ford Econoline 250, with an under vehicle lift and
an EGB (electronic gas and brake) driving syste
I used a Jay 2 Gel Cushion for about 20 years and then switched to a Roho
Quadtro. Both have their pluses and minuses, but overall the Roho has been much
better for my skin. I highly recommend the Quadtro.
Remember that there will be an adjustment period with any new cushion you get.
We all know
Like some of you, I've participated in numerous studies of all sorts throughout
the years. I happen to enjoy most of them, and always feel some satisfaction
knowing that I have helped someone and contributed, in my small way, to the
body scientific.
My favorite study was an exercise study conduc
Thanks. Great suggestion.
One correction: I said Rolli was a Danish company but they're actually German.
Don.
From: Gail Holmes
To: Don Price
Cc: Quad-list Post
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 1:16 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Adaptive clothing Websites
Another good resourc
Hello All,
I recently found an adaptive clothing website called Adaptations by Adrian. I
haven't used their clothing and I'm not affiliated with them in any way; I just
wanted to pass along the info to the group.
www.adaptationsbyadrian.com
I HAVE used the Rolli jeans, made by a Danish compa
By Sarah Knapton, Science Editor
07 Jan 2015
The first new antibiotic to be discovered in nearly 30 years has been hailed as
a ‘paradigm shift’ in the fight against the growing resistance to drugs.
Teixobactin has been found to treat many common bacterial infections such as
tuberculosis, sept
By Sarah Knapton, Science Editor
GMT 08 Jan 2015
Paralysed patients have been given new hope of recovery after rats with severe
spinal injuries walked again through a ‘groundbreaking’ new cyborg-style
implant.
In technology which could have come straight out of a science fiction novel or
Holl
Greg,
I haven't used it myself, but I know many others with SCI who have benefited
greatly from medical marijuana. It is especially good for control of spasticity
and certain types of pain. As you indicated, there are different strains and
delivery systems for marijuana that can target your nee
Dear friends,
This weekend I lost another friend of mine who was a quad. He was way too young
to die and was actually in relatively good health the last time I saw him. He
was taken down, rather quickly, by pneumonia.
So, I'm pleading with all of you to ask your doctor if you are a good candid
The ABLE Act is something to consider. Here's some info:
By Justin King
For many Americans living with disabilities, it has been a good week: now that
the Senate passed the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act this week
(following the House's passage in early December) it is now on it
Ron,
Do you mean c-4? Because anyone who is a t-4 can be fully independent with self
care, unless he has other significant deficits you didn't mention (e.g. TBI.)
If he is, in fact, a fully cognizant t-4 with a foley, colostomy and pressure
sores he has demonstrated that he takes no personal resp
A year after my injury, in Wisconsin, I went off to college at the University
of WI - Stevens Point, which is about dead center of the state. I knew nothing
about my spinal cord injury except that I was cold all the time and missed a
lot of classes because I didn't want to leave my hot chocolate
I'm curious: do you think we're more susceptible to scalp itch because of our
sci/quadriplegia for some reason? Or are we just having typical ailments that
go along with "aging?" After all, Selsun Blue has been around a while--they
must be making money.
I can't think of many reasons our quadripl
Sounds like you might have some food allergies. Remember that allergies CAN
develop over time, so just because you've never been lactose intolerant doesn't
mean that hasn't changed. The one you hear about now is gluten sensitivity, but
there are many foods that could be causing you to have react
I voted too. I consider it my license to bitch for the year. :)
Don.
On Tuesday, November 4, 2014 2:30 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
I did. Early n Often. Best Wishes In a message dated 11/4/2014 12:06:44 P.M.
Central Standard Time, bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com writes:
Vote to
The Bone Collector.
On Monday, November 3, 2014 11:36 AM, Gmail
wrote:
What's the name of the movie with Denzel Washington has a quadriplegic, he's
also an ex police officer? Bobbie
Smile Everyday
On Nov 3, 2014, at 12:58 PM, Jim Lubin wrote:
IMDb: Movie's featuring Quadripl
House.
:)
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Diagnostician, perhaps?
Don.
On Monday, October 6, 2014 3:11 PM, Gmail
wrote:
Does anybody know the name of the type of doctor that is a "medical
detective"? This information is not for me, it's for a friend. Bobbie
Smile Everyday
Have any of you tried alternatives such as massage therapy, acupuncture or or
hypnosis (to name a few) for pain?
Just curious how the results were.
Don.
On Monday, October 6, 2014 11:07 AM, Gmail
wrote:
I've been going to a pain management Doctor since 2010 for my nerve pain. I
ha
With all due respect, if you haven't looked at Hosni's blog, other than today,
you really should before writing it off or just saying "hit the delete button."
Go ahead... take a look at his blog if you think it's innocent!
http://hkbraveheart.blogspot.com/2014_08_01_archive.html
Most of his blog
Wheelchair,
Then why have any posting guidelines at all on this list?! After all, it is
called the quadlist.
As I said, I'm not one for censorship either, and to suggest that is an insult.
We get upset when someone posts commercial ads here. Hosni's blog is basically
his personal political ad
Isn't there any way we can remove this Hosni guy from the list? He never (or
rarely) contributes anything "quad related," but we always get his blog posts,
most of which are political, some are offensive.
I'm not into censorship, and I think it's great that he expresses his opinions
in a blog.
Isn't there any way we can remove this Hosni guy from the list? He never (or
rarely) contributes anything "quad related," but we always get his blog posts,
most of which are political, some are offensive.
I'm not into censorship, and I think it's great that he expresses his opinions
in a blog.
Road Traffic Accidents.
We call the MVAs in the U.S.
Don.
On Friday, September 12, 2014 2:48 PM, Gmail wrote:
I was on the SEI website and they were saying about the leading cause of spinal
cord injuries is RTA's.
Does anybody know what RTA's stands for? Bobbie
Smile Everyday
Not bragging, but I can take a handful of pills with a gulp of water [or
whatever is handy.] The exception is vitamin C pills--they sometimes gag me.
My sister is opposite of me. Totally unable to swallow pills. Has to grind them
up and drink them.
FWIW, a lot of people tilt their head back to
I've been called out by one of my friends (he's also a quadriplegic) to do the
ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.Yes, he did it on video.
Have any of you done this? Would you?
Just curious,
Don.
I don't fly very often (usually two or three round trips per year), but I did
just return on a flight from Milwaukee to Phoenix. I have a few tips that work
for me.
1. If you can afford first class/business class, the seats are wider and much
more comfortable. I can't afford it, but I have been
I'm glad you're ALL around. I really enjoy the stories, information and
camaraderie of this forum.
I like what Quadius said about accentuating the positive. Awesome!
My anniversary is in August, but I honestly cannot remember the date. I don't
celebrate it or mourn it, really. But, it will be 3
believe it. He hasn’t yet filed a
complaint with Roanoke County police, but he intends to.
“I’ve got to get someone who’s good to write that letter for me,” he said.
On Saturday, July 5, 2014 12:16 PM, Don Price wrote:
Wheelchair, you're talking about a different incident.
Don.
Wheelchair, you're talking about a different incident.
Don.
On Saturday, July 5, 2014 12:05 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
The beginning of the story mentioned an electric scooter. In the
later part of the same story, it mentioned wheelchair. I'll wait until the
entire story is relea
Well, you know you're a quad when you get excited about a wheelchair cushion.
Haha!
I heard from Tom, from Roho, and he hinted that they may have a new product
coming out that would address the bottoming-out issue. He couldn't
elaborate--I'm sure new products are kept pretty hush-hush until the
Dana,
The President of Roho, Tom Borcherding, monitors this forum often. He's a great
guy. Perhaps he can address that issue. I've wondered the same thing: why can't
the Roho Cushion have some sort of mechanism that alerts the user when they are
losing are or bottoming out? I'm sure it could be
Great stories!
I would argue that there's no such thing as too optimistic.
I think he was too unrealistic.
That, in turn, never allowed him to adapt.
On Monday, June 30, 2014 2:16 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
That is Great Bobbie. I too had several opportunities to meet and
serve Mr
In August I'll reach the 32 year mark.
I still celebrate [almost] every day I'm alive. So many things I still want to
experience and accomplish!
I appreciate this quad-list and all of you amazing people on here. Best wishes
to all of you on a happy life!
Don.
On Saturday, June 28, 2014 8:06 P
Interesting topic! Allow me to toss in my $.02.
It seems to me that Christopher Reeve was in a no-win position: If he utilized
his money and fame to try to make a difference in the "SCI world" he would be
considered a pampered quad that could never really relate to the "common
person's" experie
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