a monster. :-)
On Sat, Oct 15, 2016 at 10:47 PM, Quadius wrote:
> Yes Bobbie I have been lower, but I take my blood pressure pretty
> regularly and it gets quite often. I, however, take midodrine as well as
> drink Mountain Dew in order to try to keep it from dipping too low anymore.
&
couple of years ago to see if they
could determine why my blood pressure fluctuates between extremely high and
exceedingly low. The specialist decided they would rather it be slightly
high than too low. Therefore I take quite a bit of midodrine often on.
Quadius
On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 10:40 PM, B
hen I eat, because my blood pressure drops
too drastically. That is why I end up taking midodrine every time I eat
when I haven't consumed food in four or five hours.
I usually take my blood pressure just prior to eating in order to determine
whether one-half midodrine will do the trick.
Quadi
issues which elevates my blood
pressure. So it's a bit of a seesaw as well as a balancing act.
Quadius
On Fri, Oct 14, 2016 at 11:45 AM, Danny Hearn wrote:
> Yes, most quads range very low in blood pressure.mine is the same as
> you guys and have had times they can't even get
I've had some encounters with rude people, but not to that extent. The
worst I've had is a lady berated me for not thinking her immediately and
profusely for opening the door. What she didn't know was that I was trying
to concentrate on not hitting her on the way by. I was just about to thank
her w
I don't want to jinx myself, but I guess I am luckier than most. I have
pain in my bladder and shoulder. The shoulder pain is a muscular pain
which can radiate into my neck. If it gets bad enough I have to take
Tylenol three, but I try not to. Knock on wood, I try to take as few of
these as possib
It depends on whether you consider supplements and vitamins. If I count
everything is probably around 10 different tablets. I think it's around six
medications.
On Monday, October 3, 2016, Bobbie Humphreys
wrote:
> I was wondering, how many different kinds of pills do you guys take?
> I take 3
I use magitex.
On Thursday, September 29, 2016, Gail Overton wrote:
> Another question for the list. Do you know of any commercially available
> headgear, eye-tracking, or tongue-drive systems for a quadriplegic to drive
> their own chair. The Internet seems to have very little information.
>
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VWK1B8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 6:18 PM, DEBRA DEW wrote:
> someone posted a wonderful inexpensive alternative to buying a whole
> mattress that is very expensive.
>
>
> It was something you laid on top of a mattre
Most of the time now I am paralyzed, but never to the extent that I
actually am. For some reason I'm capable of moving my arms and doing things
that I'm not able to, but I am somewhat paralyzed in my dreams.
Visions of me walking in my head have pretty much diminished over the last
10 years or so.
I've got a few on my chest which of just appeared over the last six months
and they say their sunspots. Strange, my chest hasn't seen the sun in 21
years.
Maybe next time I'm at the dermatologists I can get them to burn them off
with all of the other stuff :-)
On Sat, Sep 10, 2016 at 8:44 PM, gre
Like everyone else I'm praying that you have a really good outcome and for
the best.
When you say you haven't ilio conduit, do you mean you have a stoma or is
yours go through your bellybutton?
I honestly just know enough to be dangerous :-)
I have what I referred to as a urostomy, but basically
fast
forward function. The iPad app doesn't have as good a navigational
function, but all in all I like it.
Just thought I would share.
Quadius
to activate my ECU, then give the TV command and say
turn on and then I can do a multitude of things from there.
Hopefully this isn't too confusing.
So basically I just like to know what you're using with your echo and what
you recommend. I would really rather not reinvent the wheel, if you know
what I mean.
Quadius
Congrats
On Sunday, August 7, 2016, Bryce Willis wrote:
> Hey peeps. On this fine day 45 years ago I entered the world of Quadom.
> August 7, 1971, I made a simple two-foot jump into Green River Lake. My c-5
> vertebra went CRACK and so did my life. Now here I am at age 64 still
> trying to make
older ECU which I've had for 10 years. At least this
version of it and I still like it, but it uses X 10. I'm thinking about the
future and this looks like it could be an extremely viable option.
Thanks for the info.
Quadius
On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 3:01 AM, Jim Lubin wrote:
> here&
After reading about all of that uses you guys are getting out of it, I
decided to go ahead and buy one. I was going to wait for Black Friday, but
last week they had prime day and I was able to get one for the same price
as it was on Black Friday. Basically saved about $50.
Q
On Sunday, July 17, 20
The big deal for me is entertainment venues. It cost me a fortune to go
watch a sports event because I have to buy two tickets, same thing for
movies and even the museum.
Q
On Sunday, July 3, 2016, donald scott wrote:
>
> So how do we use this information to help us in our local area and in our
I have found that I use a simple trackball. Usually logitech is good for me
and a simple mouth stick. It's quicker most of the time, but occasionally I
still use the mouse grid in dragon in order to operate the mouse.
On Monday, July 4, 2016, Dave Krehbiel wrote:
> Right now I'm using Dragon Nat
Congratulations. I thought 20+ years was a milestone, 50 is unbelievable.
On Friday, July 8, 2016, wrote:
> On Sunday, July 10, I will have reached a milestone. I have not known many
> people with severe spinal cord injuries reaching this milestone. On July 10
> it will be 50 years post spinal c
ially when the
blood pressure is not too elevated. I'll give you examples, but let's wait
and see what blood pressure you're talking about first.
Take care,
Quadius
21 years post right now I am functioning as a C4 quadriplegic
although my initial injury was at the C2 vertebrae
On
My condolences and prayers go out to you and your family.
On Sunday, June 5, 2016, wrote:
> My son Chris passed today. It wasn't his fault. Injured at 19 years with
> a C4/5 SCI injury from a vehicle crash, he went on to attend at graduated
> Ball State University with a degree is Family Scien
Just let you know the movie is called Me before You.
I choose not to watch movies about quads anyway. I live the life, so why do
I want to go to a movie and see more about that. That's just my personal
opinion.
I'm in favor of death with dignity, but they're definitely should be
constraints so th
You have made an enormous difference in many peoples lives and I for one am
grateful.
On Tuesday, May 17, 2016, Jim Lubin wrote:
> 27 years ago today I woke up with a pain in my shoulder. Less than 2 hours
> later I could not stand, stopped breathing and my heart stopped. Paramedics
> revived me
7;s also a good idea to have a list near your bed.
Quadius
On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 10:02 PM, Carolyn Boyles wrote:
> First, thanks to all of you. I have learned so much I didn't know since
> joining the loop.
>
> Second, both my husband and myself have medical conditions. We are o
If it still functional, contact your nearest ALS organization. I believe
it's the one that received a lot of money from that ice bucket challenge. A
long time ago I was able to donate things to them that others wouldn't take.
On Monday, April 25, 2016, greg wrote:
> I wanted to donate chair for
f and right now (knock
on wood) I haven't had to use a dandruff controlling shampoo in more than a
year.
Good luck on getting rid of the itching.
Quadius
PS in an effort to disclose everything, I do have problems with itching on
my face and hair whenever my blood pressure goes up or I have mi
so true. I myself never gained any use of my muscles, but my ability to sit
upright and do things increased much more through repetitive work. I was
able to get the use of my diaphragm and therefore don't have to use a
ventilator to breathe. I am a C23 quadriplegic incomplete.
Q
On Mon, Mar 28, 20
I had a supra pubic for about 17 years. I had to have my bladder diverted
into a urostomy due to bladder atrophy, pain from the catheter rubbing
against the bladder and terrible bladder spasms. I was having three or four
battles with A.D. every week.
Unfortunately the urostomy hasn't been the fix
I have heard all kinds of different answers. Me personally I charge my
cheer every other day. Do you had another charge port? What type of
chair do you have? One thing I do is check to see if the chair is charging
by turning my display on.
On Thursday, March 24, 2016, Danny Hearn wrote:
> They
Which nails are thick? Toenails or fingernails?
I go to a professional in order to get my nails done. They do use a file
for some of it, but they tend to use a very soft one which doesn't bother
me at all. If the file is to rough it can cause bad sensation.
As for bleeding under the nails, I migh
Mine is 97.8. This is a problem whenever you go to the hospital or have
any shoe with a temperature. They think 99° is nothing and when you and
Abby normal body temperature 1° below everyone else, 99 is a kin to 100.
I really hate the one size fits all approach to medicine. When I woke
around 100
95
C2-3 incomplete
On Sunday, February 7, 2016, Bryce Willis wrote:
> August 7, 1971, Saturday about 1:30 pm. C-4-5-6, 19 years old, taken to
> hospital in a hearse cause there were no ambulances. About 45 years ago.
> Bummer X 100.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> *From:*
Where does it hurt on the shoulder blade. Is it where the shoulder blade
and the neck attached? That's where I get my pain. Some of mine is caused
because I don't have any support for the back of your arms when I lean back.
I have some suggestions if it's back there, but don't really know much
abou
I've indicated I have a chest strap, but actually mine is more of a
shoulder strap. He said it is very similar to the way a car seatbelt strap
to cross the shoulder from the driver side.
No dangers with breathing problems that way.
On Thursday, December 31, 2015, Larry Willis wrote:
> Wow. I did
80 mg Baclofen, 75 mg dantrolene and 2.5 mg diazepam
Q
On Tuesday, February 2, 2016, DAVID LEWIS wrote:
> Im a quad, i have more spasms now. I have to up my Baclofen to 65 mg a day.
> How much u guys take daily.?
> thanks
>
I would recommend talking to your urologists and possibly looking at the
likelihood you might have developed stones. In the past the increased
sediment for my SP was almost always due to bladder stones. However, it
also might be what you're drinking. If for instance you are drinking things
that hav
When this happened to me and caused my shoulder muscle to spasm so badly
that I had to be rehabilitated. I still reinjure the shoulder periodically.
Good luck on dealing with the pain issues.
q
On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 1:37 PM, greg wrote:
> I think I figured out why I was so ^#$2# sore the last f
One time I hit a bump and went forward while my chair was driving.
Thankfully my wheelchair bottomed out as it went off the edge of the
sidewalk. My chest was lying on my lap as I dangle over a small stream. I
was driving a peachtree and because I didn't have a chance to hit the stop
button with m
how much does it cost?
On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 1:44 PM, Larry Willis
wrote:
>
> No, I haven't tried it. Just saw it advertised. It's pretty expensive.
>
> -- Forwarded message --
> From:
> Date: Monday, December 28, 2015
> Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Fwd: The Comfort Company Adjuster
This might sound strange, but this happens to me for two different reasons.
One is because I'm having an allergic reaction to, but more often it
happens because I am having slight dysreflexia. Try checking your blood
pressure when this occurs to determine if your blood pressure might be
elevated.
I thought these things were much more cost-effective. Possibly around $1000?
On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 7:57 PM, Danny Hearn wrote:
> Yep, It's a shame Larry...even with insurance folks can hardly afford to
> get things done. Dan H**
>
>
> On Wednesday, December 23, 2015 6:50 PM, Larry Willis <
> l
I have the surgery performed in late May. The recovery was next to nothing.
I didn't have any problems with pain or anything like that.
I had difficulty with my bowels transitioning to the colostomy. My body
kept wanting to put out a large amount every 48 hours because I had been
doing that for 20
Dave,
I use a mouse stick and Dragon, not to mention my trackball. I have been
using the same trackball for a good eight years now. I simply got one from
logic Tech and it had no problem with it whatsoever. In fact I don't really
like the newer models, so I've stuck with the old one. Even though it
I used 22 French and 24 fr when I have a suprapubic. Have you tried putting
a little bit more fluid in the balloon? Also you might want to try getting
some sort of device to tether the catheter to your body.
I had a great success with this when I had my suprapubic.
Q
On Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Problem with me is I don't know if I ever contracted chickenpox or not. I
was exposed several times, but didn't break out with the full illness.
On Thursday, November 12, 2015, Gmail wrote:
> Everybody out there.
>
> Get the shingles vaccine if you have not already.
>
> I did it. The inject you
I can almost guarantee you there at the garage down there in Las Vegas for
the show counting cars to do it, but like wheelchair pointed out the
capital outlay would be very significant.
On Wednesday, November 18, 2015, greg wrote:
> Can they add the joysick drive system from a van, onto a 3 whee
does anyone have a link to the new mobility article on this? I am always
interested in ECU type technology.
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 4:23 PM, wrote:
> That item was featured in this month's issue of New Mobility Magazine
> Best Wishes
>
> In a message dated 11/17/2015 2:57:38 P.M. Central Standar
I had a colostomy surgery performed in late May, but I had some
difficulties with too much still coming out every other day and blowing the
waffer. I was at wits and when I contacted the store when yours from the
colostomy supply company as well as my own stoma nurse. They both suggested
bowel irr
eally struggling financially. He's eliminated landline, cable, and a
multitude of other things. I remember someone mentioning you can earn some
money by doing surveys.
I really do appreciate your feedback. The way I look at it this information
can help many of us on here.
Quadius
Last week it was pretty decent around here. High 70s and low 80s for the
hottest period of the day. The Low actually got to around 68° yesterday
On Tuesday, October 20, 2015, greg wrote:
> I'm so spoiled with the weather here in Phoenix. It's just now starting to
> cool off, below 100. This week
The new Roku 2 can actually be operated with a universal remote. You have
to look carefully, but there is some information on it out there. The new
systems are operating with infrared as opposed to Bluetooth.
On Wednesday, October 21, 2015, Dave Krehbiel
wrote:
> Sorry to hear about your wife, b
t 9:02 PM, Larry Willis > wrote:
>
> Quadius, do you take any of the other "bone-building" drugs? Or exercise?
>
> Larry Willis
> Retired and proud of it
>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> *Resent-From:* quad-list@eskimo.com
>
> *From:* Quadiu
kidney stone is 9 mm, but in a position where it doesn't seem to be
causing too much problem.
It's better to just get the calcium in a multivitamin and take it in
through other vegetables.
Quadius
On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 7:25 PM, Bryce Willis wrote:
> Well, just watched an ABC new
; Derrick
>
> On 9/24/2015 6:08 PM, Quadius wrote:
>
> I don't have to deal with snow, but you brought up something that I deal
> with fairly regularly and haven't come up with a good solution yet. When I
> go enter my van (minivan) I have problems with my wheelchair not gett
erefore I don't
get a lot of power.
On Friday, September 25, 2015, Larry Willis wrote:
> Quadius, I have that same problem. Getting on the lift requires a bit of
> speed, but going lift to van requires traction. My weight tilts the van and
> creates an incline. When the li
I don't have to deal with snow, but you brought up something that I deal
with fairly regularly and haven't come up with a good solution yet. When I
go enter my van (minivan) I have problems with my wheelchair not getting
any traction when it is raining. What do you guys use to get into your vans
du
I can wear button-down shirts and other things, but I have to wear my strap
across my body. It goes from my left shoulder down to my right hip. Just
like a seatbelt.
I have a friend that did the same thing Joan did and it worked out fine for
him.
I I have found that pants aren't as difficult as yo
Not sure if anyone's posting it all. I haven't had one in a couple of days
myself.
Q
On Monday, September 21, 2015, carolyndeand...@comcast.net <
carolyndeand...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
If you're using a magitex it will dampen the amount of speed. My chair
can usually do about 7 miles an hour, but I'm only able to do 5.8 with my
magitex
On Saturday, July 25, 2015, wrote:
> Greg I had a Quickie PS 320 & loved it then I got a Quantum with the
> Majitek Drive system which was real
small degree do what their going through. It's different, but it rings so
familiar in how we have to deal with people in public.
If you get a chance check it out. It's worth watching at least one episode
to get an idea.
Quadius
On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 3:01 AM, Naomi Hudson wrote:
>
to where the abdominal binders for many people. You can
definitely tell the difference between someone who wears them all the time
and people who do not. At least that's my opinion. I'm sure there are some
people who are able to maintain posture without abdominal binders.
Hopefully that h
friend of mine did this to and ended up with a spiral fracture. Good luck
hopefully you'll get better quickly.
On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 2:52 PM, DAVID LEWIS wrote:
> There's always a new twist to us Quads.
> About 6 weeks ago i turned my wheelchair quickly and i caught my foot on
> something and t
very well put Dave. I have also noticed how someone recovers pretty nicely
or gets a little more return than others it might be because of their
faith. Don't they understand that it implies those of us in don't get
better don't have faith or don't have strength of character.
Every time someone sa
I'm usually required to see my doctor a couple of times a year, but my Dr.
will do video chats, so I actually don't have to go in that often to see
her.
On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 12:52 PM, wrote:
> how do you get doctors to make home visits?
>
> Now I’ve only got 1 doctor I see and he does a visit
the dizziness you're experiencing when you get up could be low blood
pressure. You can also get it from not being able to breathe well, but my
experience low blood pressure is mainly the cause of my lightheadedness.
On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 2:26 PM, Larry Willis wrote:
> I experience that every no
I spoke with Mr. Boyd, or should I say I was in contact with him via email
after the first article about the oldest living quad came out.
At that time I believe he was the oldest living quad as far as long-term
injury goes, but I think it's all up in the air when you determine who has
been a quad f
Whenever I've had a similar situation I use a little more magnesium
citrate. It eventually works its way through my system.
Good luck.
On Sun, Jun 21, 2015 at 12:55 PM, William Lang III
wrote:
> Quad Buddies,
>
> Having trouble with SEVERE constipation. Blocked up real bad this time,
> enemas
, I'm not looking to make money at
all. Just email me and we can chat about it.
Quadius
ing effectively.
The stool is soft, but it's not diarrhea type.
Thanks,
Quadius
PS we were doing pretty well with the colostomy wafer. Basically I'm using
the same technique I use for my urostomy, just adding a little bit of stoma
paste.
However, pancaking does create a problem even fo
Yes that's very true. It might be a good idea to try to get some pro bono
legal help in order to make sure you don't have a squatter situation.
On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, wrote:
> one more bit advice that i forgot in my reply, write a CONTRACT or you
> might get stuck with a squatter who dooes t
I hope things will get a little better for you. I myself have been having
many health related issues over the last couple years, but I'm pretty
confident it's going to get better at least for a while.
You are 100% correct about getting old as a quad sucks, but the alternative
is much worse for most
to be working
considerably better than it was the way they showed us.
Unfortunately my nurse friend from down the road is on vacation. She's the
one that showed me all the tricks for the urostomy.
On Saturday, June 13, 2015, Gmail wrote:
> Quadius, I have a Urostomy and had a wound underneath
I used to wear them religiously, but then I had a little difficulty with
skin integrity on my heel. You have to watch them for any degradation in
the padding. I still wear them occasionally when I feel like my Achilles
tendon is allowing my foot to drop a little too much.
I wear something akin to
paste where the intention is on my stoma.
I want to thank you in advance for the help. Normally I'm able to call on a
nurse friend of mine who lives down the road to help me out, but she's out
of town on vacation right now.
Quadius
abdominal binder which will fit both is a little tricky.
Take care and have a wonderful week.
Quadius
iss if the
colostomy wasn't done correctly.
Quadius
ething
going in the next two days.
Thanks for the well wishes.
Q
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 9:51 PM, Quadius wrote:
> Well, I had my colostomy surgery on Thursday everything went pretty well.
> So far my lungs have remained clear and hopefully they will continue to do
> so. Anyway, I can'
so what is the problem? I'll take a look at the group later. Thanks.
On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 8:51 PM, Larry Willis wrote:
> There is a quad group on Facebook with this name:
> I
> *use a wheelchair, so what's the problem?*
> It has a lot of members including me. It's worth a look.
> Larry Willis
I forgot to mention that my bowels are producing gas and have some bowel
sounds. My bowels better today after eating a very small amount. Hopefully
they will let me get up in my chair in a couple of days so I can get ready
to get out of here shortly.
Thanks for the positive thoughts.
Quadius
On
t
supposed to eat too much. Anyway, I'm just sitting here waiting for the
bowels to start working so I can try to get out of here shortly thereafter.
Quadius
I will try, but right now I'm preparing to get a colostomy. If you haven't
heard from you in about two weeks, please send me an email. I haven't been
getting that much done lately. Unfortunately my email account is way
behind. Sorry.
On Tuesday, April 7, 2015, wrote:
> I'm probaby in need of a
I wonder if this thing would work to clear the bowels for a colonoscopy?
On Friday, May 1, 2015, Robert Vogel wrote:
> Hi Johnny,
>
> I’m not sure what you are referring to. However, I have been using a
> system called Peristeen made by
> Coloplast that empties me out in 30 minutes and has elim
When I get like this, albeit not that extreme, I usually have some sort of
a deficiency. Usually sodium and potassium, but it might be something else
in your situation.
On Friday, May 1, 2015, wrote:
> You guys ever have days that you feel unusually weak? I have days, like
> today, that I can b
Yes I have this frequently. It depends on what your numbers are, but for
most people all you have to do is solve some food for a while and lower
your fluid intake. For me it's quite Bit more extreme. I take four tablets
of salt per day. My sodium it is usually around 129 to 132.
Q
On Monday, May 4
I'm doing this little backwards, but I have a scheduled date for my
colostomy surgery and would like to hear from individuals who have a
colostomy, especially those who wear abdominal binders.
I would like to know if the individuals who have the colostomy done had
problems like lactose intolerance
There are so many variables. Does this include medical coverage? How many
hours of care one person needs depending on their level of injury. For
example, I require a lot more work than a quadriplegic who has more
returned and I do.
This may sound high, but if your factory and loss of income and a
Getting out and riding around the neighborhood makes me feel better.
On Wednesday, April 22, 2015, Bob Vogel wrote:
> I am doing an article for New Mobility magazine about exercise and its
> role in
> helping with depression. I have studies on how it can help by increasing
> and
> or releasing
I try not to get upset about it anymore, but there are those days. The one
I remember the most is when I was attending school at the University I
wouldn't be all those people who could just simply take a book out during a
break in and put their legs up on the couch and read willy-nilly.
I have to h
Robitussin is good, but you could also take Mucinex which of the same thing
but in pill form. Make sure you drink a lot of fluids in order to get the
secretions out as quickly as you can.
It's best to get into a Trendelenburg position and hang in there position
for quite a while. Using the quad co
They really shouldn't be treating you unless you were symptomatic.
Suffering from fever, spasms, bladder pain etc.
On Friday, April 17, 2015, Gmail wrote:
> I have a Urostomy since 1999
>
> My symptoms are not bad at all really. I'm on cipro for one of the bugs.
>
> Smile Everyday
>
> On Apr 17,
Does the individual who has a tremendous amount of bladder pain from a
suprapubic still contribute to the list? I was thinking about this problem
the other day and I might have a possible reason this might be occurring.
I discovered that I have a strange allergy or intolerance to silicone
material
is a 12 inch for 10 inch abdominal binder from the company orthotics out of
Tampa Florida.
On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 7:17 PM, wrote:
> Hiya VC,
> Thanks for the info. Was this custom fitted for you or did it come off
> the shelf for general use?
> Best Wishes
>
> In a message dated 4/9/2015 6:09
http://www.nu-hope.com/beltlit.pdf
I use the second belt down.
On Sunday, April 5, 2015, greg wrote:
> Anyone with a colostomy also wear a abdominal binder?
> I can't find a binder that fits over one. Right now I just cut a hole in
> the binder, but it just frays apart real fast.
> Plus, the bi
The one that I'm using is only 9 inches tall also. Because I have a long
torso I use a 10 inch regular binder above the binder that I use for my
lower abdominal region.
You need to adhere the colostomy/urostomy to the skin and then the binder
will help prevent any problems. If you get the right siz
I'm wearing one right now for my urostomy, which is essentially the same
thing. I'll get the information for you. I don't like it as well as my
other one. US orthotics based here in Tampa can do one for you, but you
need to go through your local people to get them to order it.
Q
On Sunday, April 5
ifferent hand is running so slow that I'm having difficulty
> with it. It takes me 28 seconds to go from the lowest position to the for
> this position back.
>
> Would love to hear what your experiences are.
> Quadius
>
>
this position back.
Would love to hear what your experiences are.
Quadius
---
> *From: *"Quadius"
> *To: *"quad-list"
> *Sent: *Sunday, March 8, 2015 1:33:15 PM
> *Subject: *[QUAD-L] Bliister
>
> woke up this morning and discovered that I have a blister on my rear end.
> It's in a bad place. It appears to b
ions
would be appreciated. I don't want to have to go to the wound doctor,
because this right now is very small and I'm afraid it will get worse if I
get in the chair. Quadius
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