Kevin,
You may have to rent a chair for a few hours, and maybe the company will
deliver it and pick it back up when you are through.
J.
"Our present troubles are quite small and won't last very long. Yet they
produce for us an immeasurably great Glory that will last forever"
2 Corinthia
In a message dated 9/5/2007 6:19:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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people who are standing in the eye
As you can see, Pattie, I did not specify whose eye I was regarding to in
that wheelchair interaction. At least I was trying to help someone and was
not putting
In a message dated 9/5/2007 6:18:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Jude
It sounds like your wheelchair has given you the ability to get outside
where you can enjoy some of our great weather. I read your entire note to
Kevin
and wonder how you are able to look at peop
I have a Pride Quantum 600, bought specifically to go over an uneven
lawn, a cemetery.
Alton
On Sep 5, 2007, at 7:3102 PM, Kevin Wolfthal wrote:
Ella,
How did you get the Anthem to be primary? Did you have to request
it or was it automatic?
I have been paying for Medicare for years
How much function have you recovered? Sorry to hear you went
through that, I didn't know.
Do I have a caseworker? Never heard from one, lol. Maybe I need to
move to a
small town, tired of this town anyway. lol ;-)
Take care,
Kevin
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when I got TM I was in
Ella,
How did you get the Anthem to be primary? Did you have to request it or
was it automatic?
I have been paying for Medicare for years and have never used it.
I ask because I was told that if Medicare is primary, then I will have
to have a "face to face"
visit with my doctor before he ca
Hey Ella,
The problem with my insurance is that, I have Medicare and another
insurance. Apparently
there is some confusion over which one is primary, and I was told that
Medicare makes
you jump through hoops to pay for anything. Oh well, it will get sorted
out.
Thanks for telling me about
Jude
It sounds like your wheelchair has given you the ability to get outside where
you can enjoy some of our great weather. I read your entire note to Kevin and
wonder how you are able to look at people who are standing in your eye. I know
mine would get all teary eyed and I wouldn't be able t
hey Kevin,
yes mine has the van style seat...adjustable headrest (though I don't use
mine) and it reclines. Also, it has a lever to turn just the seat sideways like
when you're at a table eating and I don't know if you travel by car a lot but
the chair is easily removable and the back folds flus
Hi Ella,
Bingo! You read my mind! (not much there to read)
That's the one I told the chair guy that I'm interested in. Today he
tells me that they
don't have a demo one for me to try, and he says their Invacare rep just
went on
maternity leave. Give me a break! I'm not buying a chair wit
In a message dated 9/4/2007 8:52:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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It takes awhile to get used to. You can help steady it by resting your hand
on the control and cupping the joystick, holding it between the side of your
thumb and the first joint of the index finger.
Hi Kevin,
I have an Invacare chair (Pronto M51) and it works fine with thresholds and
though I have ramps at the entry doors, it can also go into a home without
where the height/step is about 5" with no problem. I've had mine 5 years with
no
problems and it has a tight raduis if you want to che
It takes awhile to get used to. You can help steady it by resting
your hand on the control and cupping the joystick, holding it between
the side of your thumb and the first joint of the index finger. Keep
your speed down.
My chair is a 400# [200 + 200] gorilla! I have relocated the toile
Hi All,
I've been doing some research on the wheelchair that I tried out on
Friday. It's the cheapest one in the line, Invacare model M41, and
it only has a ground clearance of one inch! The thresheld to my
condo is more than that I think. I now think the salesman was
giving me a hard sell,
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