At 02:47 PM 9/1/2010, Quadius said something that elicited my response:
It depends where the sword is located. I have one just below my
testicles......
Yes, you definitely have to watch where you put your sword >:-}
Is the Invacare mattress a low air loss mattress?
Quadius
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 12:29 PM, Danny Hearn
<<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]> wrote:
Hi again all--I wrote yesterday about a pressure sore I have--- I'm
spending much time in bed but have a question.......how do you stay
off it?? by laying turned the other way off the pressure spot ? we
tried to get an alternating air mattress recently and our provider
approved one that we now have but it's total cost for the pump and
air mattress was only $270 bucks..I only have to pay about 50 bucks
out of pocket BUT we were hoping for a much better more expensive
type as some of you have. (this mattress is only covered for
warranty 30 days and 1st one has failed after 5 days ) they replaced
the cheap air mattress--it seems to work ok and is made by
invacare. ANYWAY---here is my main question== can I lay all night
on the mattress even with a pressure sore??? or do you guys still
need to be turned off that area??? me and my wife have almost no
experience with this kind of issue--so we are trying to learn. Thank
you, for all that have helped on this so far and to any that answer
this !!! Dan H***
