true it is about it holding organs in
a better position. I do like to readjust mine a couple times a day if I can get
the chance. Most days, I can't. Best wishes, John s.
Original message
From: glenn henry
Date: 08/06/2015 1:17 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
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Good afternoon,
I am a male, 49 years post sci.
I never wore a belly binder, but have the gut. Any pro/con
on starting now? Respiratory issues are not a problem.
GA
I hope this posts. I tried my AOL account and it did not post.
Good afternoon,
I am a male, 49 years post sci.
I never wore a belly binder, but have the gut. Any pro/con
on starting now? Respiratory issues are not a problem.
GA
Does it trigger dysreflexia? The slightest movement of the tube
triggers it in my case.
On 7/15/15, greg wrote:
> Yes and it does not bother mine at all. It just slightly covers it but not
> tight enough to block it off.
> Greg
>
>> any chance that you, or anybody else here uses one of these and
I've been using abdominal binders for 20 years now. They aren't that
difficult to put on it you know how to do it or have the help. Because if
you're doing it by yourself it is difficult.
As for me, it keeps my posture straight which helps me prevent the shoulder
injuries whenever I'm not in prope
any chance that you, or anybody else here uses one of these and also
has a suprapubic catheter? Does the catheter get in the way?
On 7/14/15, greg wrote:
>
> I use a binder on and off. When my breathing is not well, or when my stomach
> is not feeling well, or just going out somewhere nice.
> The
I use a binder on and off. When my breathing is not well, or when my stomach is
not feeling well, or just going out somewhere nice.
There are lots of types of binders, some have up to 6 straps to tighten and
close. I use a real simple one. Very easy to use and no straps. It just folds
over tigh
A binder is supposed to help with breathing, posture, digestion, and
elimination because it lines your innards up more like they are supposed to be.
And of course, makes you look a tad more presentable.
It's a lot of trouble to put on and off, though. I already go through hell
trying to get dres
> From: glenn henry
> Date: July 14, 2015 at 2:25:22 PM EDT
> To: quad-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: [QUAD-L] Belly binder
>
> Good afternoon,
>
> Over the past several weeks I noticed quite a few post concerning a belly
> binder. Other than looks, those a belly binder
Good afternoon,
Over the past several weeks I noticed quite a few post concerning a belly
binder. Other than looks, those a belly binder poll physically?
I am a C5/6 of 48 years and I have the quad gut. I watch what I eat, but
cannot get rid of any of it.
Thanks,
GA
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