Re: [QUAD-L] students more clarification

: Thursday, January 22, 2009 11:12:24 AM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] students more clarification Hello. I am also an OT student reading the list. Mostly I'm trying to learn what life is like following SCI. I do not assume to have any info that you guys don't already have, as I'm just a stude

Re: [QUAD-L] students more clarification

I'm so glad you girls showed up here. your endless curiosity and cheerful banter are a welcome relief from all the mundane b.p. / spasm treatments / u.t.i. / depression topics we usually deal with. what else do your books say? Take the world in a love embrace Fire all of your guns at once

Re: [QUAD-L] students more clarification

Hello. I am also an OT student reading the list. Mostly I'm trying to learn what life is like following SCI. I do not assume to have any info that you guys don't already have, as I'm just a student, and you are the ones living with injury for many years. OT teaches us that the client is the expert

[QUAD-L] students more clarification

Life changes by the Day, Hours, Minutes and Seconds. I've always been taught in various training that the closer you get to combat... the more obsolete your equipment gets. I imagine, the same could be said about the OT and PT training. In school, under the best of conditions, students ar

[QUAD-L] students more clarification

. Let me be more specific in my haste and response to the new students that have recently subscribed to the quadriplegic list. As a former student in the science educational field and supervisor I felt that it was somewhat patronizing that many of us who have been paralyzed for numerous years n