I don't even know if we have a waiting list for all modifications in  Kansas. 
 I was on one and number of years ago and had a doctor's request  for two 
door openers.  When the money was available, a company that had  given the bid 
had gone out of business and it would not let me go to another  company with 
the 
money.  I thought that was really rotten, but what do you  expect from 
vocational rehabilitation.
 
That's too bad that your state does not have.  I don't think mine  covers 
cell phones but I have never asked and I think you could only get one  every so 
often.
 
Dana                        
 
          
 
Unfortunately for some  of us, our states do not have a telephone program. 
The only way that I can get a  speech activated telephone in Nevada is to get 
on 
the waiting list at the  Center for Independent living, and hope that the 
funding will be enough to  supply us with a phone. I have not bothered to do 
this 
since I was able to get  the cell phone that is working so well for me. I 
have been on a waiting list for  a door opener for two years now. Hopefully, 
after July 1, the funding will be  available. 
California's phone system seems  to be awesome, if you need a specialized 
phone, the phone company supplies to  the party at no charge. I'm only 5 miles 
away from the state line, but since I  don't want to live in California I'll 
stay here :-).  :-). 
Have a great day  Joan 
 
  
____________________________________

From:  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 10:55  PM
To:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] RE: Vocalize &  iTalk Voice Controlled Cell Phone 
Systems
 
 

 
I use the mic that is  hanging on my boom as an additional mic because my 
voice is not very  loud.
 

 
I use the air switch  that is hooked up to the remote that comes with the 
phone.  I have  headphones , but I rarely used , because they are a large and 
hard to lay  on.  My air switches hanging on a boom that is attached to my 
water  
bed.  I can move it to either side of the bed, whichever way I'm turned, or  
in the middle if I am flat.  I got this boom many years ago when I had  
George, a device they did not work for my soft voice.  I don't know where  they 
are 
sold.  The air switch is very sensitive and I can blow on it to  turn it on, 
which is good, because some time the boom moves away from my mouth  and I 
cannot reach to blow on it.  I also have my lifeline sip & puff  on my boom.  I 
had 
the old-fashioned water bed with wooden sides.  I  had a hospital electric 
bed with a air mattress that is is the same with my  super single water bed, 
and 
I have never use, I was told I have to be turned  more regularly on that bed. 
 I can go much longer on my water bed without  needing turned, and without 
causing any pain, when I'm on my right  side.
 

 
My original sip &  puff, I purchased through Southwestern Bell and it was 
made in  Canada.  It lasted for 13  years.  You could not program phone 
numbers, 
like this one.  You can  program 20 numbers.  I am only using four right now.  
I call the wrong  people by mistake sometimes.  I'm sure they don't 
appreciate as I can not  see the telephone in bed and I blow at the wrong  time.
Dana
 

 
your state should have  a program for special phones if you qualify.  I have 
not had anyone to help  me look for the paperwork to tell you the amount of 
income allowed.  It is  surprisingly higher than you would expect.
 

 



In a message dated  2/14/2007 8:03:41 A.M. Central Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

Error! Cannot read or display  file.Error! Cannot read or  display file.Dana, 
how do you use this phone?  But accessories  do you use?  Thanks, Dan T.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:  
 
 
I will have to look  up in my notebooks, the name of the program as it has 
been a couple years  since I got this speakerphone.  I hope they still have the 
program going,  but you never know.  I think it was federally  funded.
 

 
_http://ameriphone.onlinephonestore.com/browse/75f5ccfff418ae0e5445deb029a0299
f/Ameriphone_Remote_Controlled_Speaker_Phones.html_ 
(http://ameriphone.onlinephonestore.com/browse/75f5ccfff418ae0e5445deb029a0299f/Ameriphone_Remote_Contro
lled_Speaker_Phones.html) 
 

 

In a message  dated 2/12/2007 10:20:06 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Error! Cannot read or display  file.Error! Cannot read or  display file.Dana, 
what is the Americanphone you mentioned in a  previous e-mail?  Thanks Dan T.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:  
 
I really like my  americaphone.  You can get one for free through most state  
programs.  I will have to look up the information, it is one of my  notebooks 
which may not be findable.
 

 
You can get them  every so many years.  The doctor has to fill out paperwork. 
 I  just can't room the name of the program right now.  I think I will be  
able to find it.  If you don't hear from me, remind me  again.
 

 
I use in my bed  and on a boom so I could move it which ever way and turned 
so I always have  access to my telephone.
 

 
Always,
Dana


 

Date: Mon, 12 Feb  2007 19:51:32 -0800 (PST)
From: Dan Tessiatore  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] RE: Vocalize  & iTalk Voice Controlled Cell Phone 
Systems
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED],  [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected]

Dana, what is the  Americanphone you mentioned in a previous e-mail?  Thanks 
Dan  T.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:  
 
I really like my  americaphone.  You can get one for free through most state  
programs.  I will have to look up the information, it is one of my  notebooks 
which may not be findable.
 

 
You can get them  every so many years.  The doctor has to fill out paperwork. 
 I just  can't room the name of the program right now.  I think I will be 
able to  find it.  If you don't hear from me, remind me  again.
 

 
I use in my bed and  on a boom so I could move it which ever way and turned 
so I always have access  to my telephone.
 

 
Always,
Dana


 



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