Hi Patti,
The nubby ones wouldn't probably work for me either, as my feet are very
sensitive. I will try to scout some out in the next few days. Thanks for the
input.
I just love this TMIC. Where else can we exchange this critical info?
Hugs, Barbara
*
I just found a link that maybe helpful for some.
http://www.blvd.com/
Candy K.
Yep, PeaPod is great. Just had a delivery from them today.
Kevin
bobby jim hijar wrote:
When we lived in San Francisco we used Peapod as we didn't own a car
there -- didn't need one.We ordered on line, set the delivery date
and waited for our goodies to arrive. Never had a probl
In a message dated 6/13/2007 7:19:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
DESIGNATED
Does this mean that someone is angry? I don't know 'bout this group'a ijits
anymore!
"Our present troubles are quite small and won't last very long. Yet they
produce for us an immeas
When we lived in San Francisco we used Peapod as we didn't own a car there --
didn't need one.We ordered on line, set the delivery date and waited for
our goodies to arrive. Never had a problem with them. We paid by credit
card. Check their web page to see if they operate in your city.
MY APOLGIES, AKUA, FOR NOT KNOWING ALL THE FACTS. THERE WERE SEVERAL EMAILS
REGARDING THIS TOPIC AND I WAS NOT ABLE TO READ THEM ALL. I WAS JUST TRYING
TO HELP YOU WITH OPTIONS THAT UNKNOWINGLY WERE NOT AVAILABLE TO YOU.
SANDY
pulling foot out of mouth :)
Yikes!
I guess no one is list
Thank you!!!
REAL HELP.
THANK YOU!
Akua
did you get my link to the free country-wide grocery delivery? Just
order on the computer, and they will deliver... here's the email
again if you didn't get it through the list
Hello everybody -- I knew I could find something to help *everybody*
GBYA---GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Here's the link to Groceries at Amazon.com using the TMA code.
http://www.amazon.com/b?%5Fencoding=UTF8&node=16310101&tag=myelitis&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
or even easier to remember
http://www.myelitis.org/store.htm
At 12:37 PM 6/13/2007, Westgold wrote:
Hello everybody -- I knew
Yikes!
I guess no one is listening!
I outlined the contacts made in the building and with the
organizations DESIGNATED to support
the disabled.
No FREE HELP from the building. ...
Yes, some go to the grocery store anyway and they do not help those
who can't --- unless they are friends.
Again,
You may also consider posting a bulletin at your apt. asking for "free"
assistance in grocery shopping, etc. Haven't most of us needed and given help
many times in our lives? Many people within your building may be willing to
help. They must go to the grocery store for themselves anyway, o
Another resource for help - the local hospital's social services department.
-Original Message-
>From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Jun 13, 2007 5:25 PM
>To: Akua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, tmic-list@eskimo.com
>Subject: Re: [TMIC] grocery delivery
>
>When we are in Maine, my "
- but I can call the schools and see if there any volunteer
> programs ...
but I can call the schools and see if there any volunteer
> programs
Don't ask if there is a "volunteer programs "
ASk for help
People respond!!
Start with, " I have a big problem. Can you help me?"
Or do I jus
When we are in Maine, my "Honey" volunteers at Freeport Comunity Services. She
volunteers at the thrift shop, but across the hall is a woman who organizes the
volunteers. Bowdoin College college in the next town, Brunswick, has a
requirement of volunteering for graduation. Many local high scho
Local TV stations are another resource for agencies.
That is why I asked Akua where she lived. Maybe with some of TM'ers working
together, we can compile a list and post it for all to benefit.
There are agencies out there that are overlooked or unknown unless someone
"stumbles" over them and
thanks for posting this, Sandy, this is very valuable info. Social service
agencies usually have lists of places like this in the various areas.
Church groups & Synagogues also often have lists of places to help, as well
as volunteers who might help. Did everybody get my email "Grocery Deliver
I have not joined in on this since going to the grocery store is still one
of those things I CAN do one day a week. But in many Wisconsin communities
they have a program called "Market Basket" or something like that.
If I understand it correctlyyou get a large box of groceries at a
discount
OK here's another 2 cents from m
Where is it that you live - city, state, zip? Maybe each of us can do some
searching and find something to help you and those in your building.
OK you say some can do and others can't and they have to pay outrages price.
You seem to have repore with your neigh
Hello everybody -- I knew I could find something to help *everybody*, I just
had to do a little thinking. Forgive me, I forgot that I represent this
company, I could have given you this link when we first started talking
about this, but it slipped my almost-60 mind
Everybody, no matter w
Akua,
Grasping at straws here, but maybe you can find some local kid to
pick up groceries for you? Just a thought.
Kevin
That's a great idea, not that i know any--- we are age segregated
here-- but I can call the schools and see if there any volunteer
programs ...
Akua wrote:
He
LOL! What part of America are you in?
You know Akua,
Not all of us have the "defeatist" attitude that you seem to have.
It wouldn't hurt you to have a bit of forebearance when it comes to
the charitable efforts of others.
Interesting choice of words, I've been LAUDED for facing down the
odd
Akua,
Grasping at straws here, but maybe you can find some local kid to
pick up groceries for you? Just a thought.
Kevin
Akua wrote:
Here in Montreal we can phone in an order to "P.A. Supermarche" and
they deliver free- we do have to pay for the food.
F
You're fortunate. That's
Here in Montreal we can phone in an order to "P.A. Supermarche" and
they deliver free- we do have to pay for the food.
F
You're fortunate. That's sadly not an option here.
If anyone knows of a place in my city, I welcome it, but other than that
I must say that I'm very taken aback that my r
> Are you paralyzed?
Not anymore. I transfer by standing.
Alton
On Jun 12, 2007, at 6:1944 PM, Akua wrote:
> I can't transfer into it from my manual chair(!!!)
Do you have a slide board, Akua?
yes I do. I use it to transfer from my bed to my chair.
The method you describe is more precar
As Sally said, you might have sciatica. I do, and if I am not
careful about posture I get an awful pain in the but.
Alton
On Jun 12, 2007, at 4:2206 PM, Tim Holder (Work) wrote:
I have a weird symptom. At night, while sleeping, I wake up with
the hip I’m laying on hurting. So, I turn ov
I tried to buy some Crocs a week ago at a boat show - they are popular amongst
boaters. However, they have nubby bumps in the bottom that felt like needles
to the bottoms of my feet. My daughter told me that many hospital workers wear
them due to their comfort and that some prefer the cheaper
That helps.
My neuro watched for the "scarring" or placque left as the lesion healed. He
said I was fortunate that it didn't leave any pressure on the spinal cord, thus
my recovery was better than some.
Patti - Michigan
Lesion at c4-c6
Bob and Sue Mattis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here in Montreal we can phone in an order to "P.A. Supermarche" and they
deliver free- we do have to pay for the food.
F
I haven't had a 2nd episode.
TM since Nov 2003.
Patti - Michigan
"Tim Holder (Work)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Could you all talk a little bit about the "2nd episodes?" I haven't had
a second episode. I'm wondering how far it was between the first one
and second one. I
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