Dana, The President of Roho, Tom Borcherding, monitors this forum often. He's a great guy. Perhaps he can address that issue. I've wondered the same thing: why can't the Roho Cushion have some sort of mechanism that alerts the user when they are losing are or bottoming out? I'm sure it could be done. I suspect it comes down to cost.
Don P On Monday, June 30, 2014 10:29 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: You are so right. We have to treasure each day. I have a sore right now so I'm praying for my sore to heal quickly. My Roho and I did not know for long time too many hours. I will go to the wound care Wednesday. I am so happy every day. I do not have pressure sores and able to be in my chair. That is such a blessing. I like you so appreciate and love the quad list and every member on. It is so wonderful to be able to share problems, the information from others and how they solved the same problem I am having. I am also recovering from surgery as I have to have a flap on my elbow from leaning on the wheelchair. We learn from our mistakes but often sometimes go through the same problem again. This has been for quite a number of times with my Roho going flat. Why can not they have some kind of is to let us know when we are losing air in the Croatian. I am so thankful that I am able to receive antibiotics through my pic line at home. We tried to join our lives no matter what obstacles we face. Dana, has anyone ever used a special wheelchair cushion that circulates air? C 4-5 quadriplegia 40 years. In July 26 congratulations and 32 years Don thank you for all the support that all of you give to each other In a message dated 6/30/2014 12:20:02 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: >In August I'll reach the 32 year mark. >I still celebrate [almost] every day I'm alive. So many things I still want >to experience and accomplish! >I appreciate this quad-list and all of you amazing people on here. Best >wishes to all of you on a happy life! > > >Don. > > > > > >On Saturday, June 28, 2014 8:06 PM, Quadius <[email protected]> wrote: > > > >Last couple years of been a little difficult for me, but I still try to treat >every year as a >Wonderful year. I like to celebrate positive events in my >Instead of negative ones. For instance I celebrate the day I was able to get off the ventilator. Congratulations on your special day and may you have many more with wonderful memories. > >On Friday, June 27, 2014, nichole rohling <[email protected]> wrote: > >16 years ago today was my olympic dive that changed my life forever – time >flies! >> >>Nicki >>c5/6 > >
