Hi Dana.
Surprisingly, here in Reno, we only have two medical suppliers. For an area
that has 300,000 people that seems to be somewhat low. The one company is very
difficult to deal with, and in the past have taken my chair in on an
appointment to be tested, and didn't even get around to looking at it for five
working days! I will check with Wayne the other medical supplier, and see if I
can try a Roho for a few days. Good idea, thank you very much.
I love my Sony Ericsson 600 I. It has some drawbacks, but so does all
voice-activated equipment. Over the 16 months I have had it, I have discovered
some little tricks to make it work better. If I'm going to be in a noisy
environment, I call a friend or family member to call me and then I don't
answer. For some reason, if I have a missed call I cannot dial out. When I'm
going to move out of the noisy environment, I just have somebody press the
missed call and then press no, and I'm back in business. I have gotten rid of
most of the mistakes in dialing out, when I didn't mean to, I moving many of my
voice activated calls to voice connect at Cingular. Then I just tell it to dial
voice connect and then make my calls through voice connect. I only have six or
seven people on my voice activation cell phone, and if I miss dial any of
those, well, they are friends and family and I can talk to them any time. Now
if I can just learn how to effectively use DragonDictate, I'll be in
seventh heaven! Joan
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Hi Joan,
I enjoyed reading your information and I'm so glad you got a good deal on your
omega track. I use a roho and I don't have any trouble with not being level
but I don't have the area that you do. It is they are reliable on my skin.
The air has gone low and I have gotten a view pressure sores, but they were not
large and mostly just red spots and I stayed in bed for a few days and they
were gone. I keep wondering if there's something they may make that would
attach to the cushion to monitor the air pressure as I know someone posted such
a device. No one seems to remember this post except me. I may never find it.
I often look in my full-length mirror to check the cushion. I understand your
worry of the issue. The roho mapped out really good when I was getting a new
chair the last time it was checked.
How is your magic word cell phone working?
Just my two cents.
Dana
I think most dealers might let you try a roho for a few days to see how it
feels.
