Quadius, are you getting increased pressure marks from sitting. If you are,
you should really address the issue as you do not want to get pressure sores.
What kind of cushion have you been using for 11 years? Have you had someone
adjust the Quattro that knows how to do it? let me know how you're doing...
good luck, Dan T.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It may not be the cushion, but rather changes
taking place in/with your body. Have you ever had a pressure mapping session
to determine those changes?
Best Wishes
W
In a message dated 5/23/2007 6:22:11 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED] writes:
I have been noticing that I am shifting a little each day in my chair and I
wonder if this is because my cushion doesn't work for me as well as it used to.
I have had this particular cushion for more than 11 years with no problems,
but I am really wondering. I do have a new Roho Quattro cushion, but it
doesn't fit this particular chair and it sits quite a bit higher than I am now.
It is important that I maintain my current height and not go with anything
taller. It's difficult enough for me to get in and out of my Van, I don't want
to add to the problem.
Quadius
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