Re: [QUAD-L] Mind controlled wheelchair

2007-12-21 Thread SCIQuad96
 
Dave,
You had me laughing to your post below.
Thanks for the that.
Keith/35/C4-5/NJ

when i see a good looking girl.  i think holy  shit...
good thing it isn't hooked up to my colon.
dave



 



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Re: [QUAD-L] Warning.....Sexual.

2007-12-21 Thread Jkrocks
  
it's been so long since I have had any intimacy with a female that I would  
probably pass out with excitement at the first caress.
 
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Re: [QUAD-L] My ex urologist -- quad list and ( Lori )

2007-12-21 Thread Oconnelldb
 
 
Wow - a close call for sure.  i almost backed  into my pool the other day - 
we're two pretty lucky guys for  sure...!!!   Congrats on doing the right thing.
Dave
 
 
In a message dated 12/21/2007 12:09:21 P.M. US Mountain Standard Tim,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  Hi allAs I told you all before, I kept having trouble  with my 
urologist, at the urging of Lori and a few others I changed to a new  one in 
October... Well I just wanted to inform you all that I switched Doctors  just 
in 
time.My old urologist is suspended from all work and may never be  allowed 
to 
work again !  He removed the WRONG kidney on a man.then  had to go back in 
and remove the bad kidney on the man, leaving the poor guy  sick and now on 
dialasis to try and live. You hear these stories a lot but it  is weird when it 
happens to one of your own doctors. He had performed surgury  on me 4 seperate 
times.  Thank God I found a great new urologist only a  few months ago.
 Dan




 
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[QUAD-L] My ex urologist -- quad list and ( Lori )

2007-12-21 Thread Danny Hearn
  Hi allAs I told you all before, I kept having trouble with my urologist, 
at the urging of Lori and a few others I changed to a new one in October... 
Well I just wanted to inform you all that I switched Doctors just in 
time.My old urologist is suspended from all work and may never be allowed 
to work again !  He removed the WRONG kidney on a man.then had to go back 
in and remove the bad kidney on the man, leaving the poor guy sick and now on 
dialasis to try and live. You hear these stories a lot but it is weird when it 
happens to one of your own doctors. He had performed surgury on me 4 seperate 
times.  Thank God I found a great new urologist only a few months ago.
  Dan


Re: [QUAD-L] Warning.....Sexual.

2007-12-21 Thread David K. Kelmer
Hi Jim,
   
  I was lucky to have a PT that advised me not to listen to the ''Experts'' and 
to listen to my inner-self in all areas.  She was so right.  One of my first 
insights was not to tie my sexuality to my erections.  I was getting erections 
with a brush of a nurse's hand, or a position change, but my sexuality was 
buried deeper in my mind, and it would take more concentration to learn how to 
reach it.   My wife and I started working on the mental side of our sexuality 
before I left rehab.  We did a lot of talking  listening to each other early 
on, and started using what we learned for some erotic game playing at rehab.  
By not worring as much about my erections at that point, we were able to find  
ways to give, and to get, enough sexual pleasure to each other to encourage us 
on with our learning SCI Sex.  Today I talk, listen, fiddle around, flirt, 
play, and work around women.  I've learned I can say as much to a lady with my 
eyes, as with an erection, as it is amazing how many
 with ''look back''!  Stay strong.
   
With Love,
 
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
  Texas, USA 
   
  

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   I have heard so much about mental orgasms and what pleasure they bring 
but I am one that cannot achieve this.  After my injury back in 2000 my wife 
had nothing to do with me sexually.  The only erection that I achieve is once 
in a while in the morning.  Since I'm a SCI virgin I do not know if I can 
achieve an erection being sexually stimulated or not, I hardly doubt it.  I 
have had erotic dreams and have even gone to the Internet to surf porn to see 
if I would be able to achieve an erection or even have an orgasm but so far 
nothing.  
   
  My ex-wife was never really very sexual and I guess she could be even labeled 
as frigid so, I was left high and dry on too many occasion is to even count.  
Maybe if our sex life was more active while I was able-bodied maybe she would 
have taken an interest after my injury.  I still get sexually frustrated at 
times but nothing like I was after my injury so, I guess I can say sex is not 
that big of a deal anymore.  Although it would be nice to try.
   
  Jim  




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RE: [QUAD-L] Warning.....Sexual.

2007-12-21 Thread Silas Shelburne
LOL.  Well said Dave!!! MAY YOU AND ALL MY VERY SPECIAL FRIENDS ON THE QUAD 
–LIST HAVE A VERY VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS  A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR!! 

LOVE ALL OF YOU!!! SILAS 

 

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 8:38 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Warning.Sexual.

 

Funny how 40 years of SCI, 35 years of happy marriage, three kids and foleys 
can dampen the 'urge' so it mostly goes away.  Intimacy gives way to stability 
and security, lust turns into gratitude for what lengthy cohabitation brings, 
and the spark is kept alive by total strangers that cast that special look and 
sometimes add a wink.  it's very nice to you can still turn a head but have no 
obligation to prove anything.  the great part is she knows i look, i know she 
knows and she knows i know she knows - and we're both cool with it.  she knows 
that just because i'm on a diet, it's ok if i look at the menu.   no matter 
where i get my appetite, i always come home for dinner.  
Dave

 

 

-Original Message-
From: Lori Michaelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 7:17 pm
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Warning.Sexual.

I don't think that too many members on the list are brave enough to respond to 
this one. Thus the tiny thread.  While microphones or things like that are more 
important!  LOL   I know the topic of sex has been brought up before but it 
does not go anywhere usually.  So either members are not having sex or are not 
with a partner.  :-) 
 
Some folks will say that sex plays an important role in a relationship... 
especially for the one who is not getting any!  Others will say that sex is 
most definitely, and I mean most definitely, NOT a great big thing in a good 
relationship. 
 
Actually, it is a little bit of both.  It is not that both partners do not WANT 
OR ENJOY sex... because it can be very exciting and joyful.  And it should be!
 
You are also right that the brain is the most powerful sex organ.  This is even 
more true for women.  Women have no idea and (cannot have any idea) what orgasm 
for a man (ejaculation) feels like and vice versa.  Obviously for women it is 
the clitoris for the sensation part of it and the brain for the mega part of 
it. 
 
I remember one of my most powerful orgasms after my injury (I had just turned 
15 when my injury occurred so nothing happened before that) occurred when my 
partner did something around my ear, neck and my collarbone area that set me 
through the ceiling and was definitely an orgasm if I ever had one!!!  So that 
is one example.  For women... those are extremely, extremely, extremely 
sensitive areas and probably just as much as the clitoris. 
 
But the actual intercourse part of it is a combination of so many things.  The 
noises, the whispers, the words, the motions, etc. etc. etc. all help one to 
cum.  Feeling sexy for women plays a huge part as well.  For example... 
having a négligée or a bra slid so very slowly down the shoulders is really 
really erotic!  Or pressing up and around the breasts at the same time or 
during something else also adds to the beginning of a climax. 
 
I could go on and on and on.  But don't anyone fool themselves by thinking that 
sex is not important to some degree to their partner.  There IS a reason for 
masturbation!  And nobody should feel threatened because their partner does 
that. 
 
So... all the rest of you scaredy-cats... bring it on!
 
On Dec 15, 2007 5:37 PM,  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello guys,

Let me get right to it.  This morning I was in the middle of the most erotic 
dream I have ever had since my injury when I was awaken just at the moment we 
long to remember (the big orgasm).  This dream felt s real that when I woke 
up I felt just (well, pretty darn close) like I had a real orgasm, tingling all 
over and my insides were too.  
 
You know that feeling after you cum and you're so sensitive that you just can't 
take another touch. That!   I think I was moaning just before I woke up also, 
because I opened my eyes thinking 'oh shit did my wife just hear me.  
I know they say your brain is the most powerful sex organ but damn, I wasn't 
expecting it to be like that.
My question is have any of you ever experience this and if so how can you 
recreate it?

Larry, C5 

 

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Re: [QUAD-L] Affording things

2007-12-21 Thread DiannaL767
In a message dated 12/21/2007 6:58:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Only a few people gave me their input and only one was brave enough to  say 
that he kept quite a bit of cash on hand to not report.
 
I am talking about new vans, the latest computers and gadgets and  programs, 
vehicle insurance, fancy cell phones that are hands-free, a whole  list of 
books that they want, etc. etc. etc..  The sky is the  limit.  Within reason I 
mean... I don't mean buying a mansion or  something like that. 
 
I guess many people just go without or have family give them money or  keep 
cash in different areas.  I remember hiding mine when I was  dependent on the 
county for home health care and I'm glad those days are over!  

Lori

I was fortunate to borrow the money from my father for my van. 27k cash. I  
needed his help because I bought it from e-bay. I pay him so much a month  for 
it though.
Dianna

 



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Re: [QUAD-L] My ex urologist -- quad list and ( Lori )

2007-12-21 Thread Lori Michaelson
*As you know, Dan, I would've been up there braining you (if I could
have)  with that old urologist and keeping him as your urologist!  I still
can't believe you put up with him as long as you did.  He was doing you more
harm than good as you also know and things could have gotten much worse!*
**
*I am glad to hear that he is being penalized and I hope his license is
withdrawn.  Doctors are not gods on pedestals.  Far from it!  Although... so
many of us seem to feel inferior (even myself) sitting with them there in
the office.  I have gotten much better now and always remember that anything
could happen to them any time and they get dressed just like the rest of the
human population of able-bodied folks, etc. etc. etc..*
**
*I had to diagnose myself with the continuing bladder infections after my
surgery.  My urologist is very good but she should have known what I found
out!  That proves it... they get lazy and should open their books every now
and then or more often!  *
**
Everyone I talked to agree that a very very very high percentage of people
are hurt or killed in hospitals or otherwise because of medical negligence
or malpractice.  I wish families would speak out more and it would be on the
news more.
**
*Have a great holiday season Danny!*
**
*Lori

*
On Dec 21, 2007 12:08 PM, Danny Hearn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 *  Hi allAs I told you all before, I kept having trouble with my
 urologist, at the urging of Lori and a few others I changed to a new one in
 October... Well I just wanted to inform you all that I switched Doctors just
 in time.My old urologist is suspended from all work and may never be
 allowed to work again !  He removed the WRONG kidney on a man.then had
 to go back in and remove the bad kidney on the man, leaving the poor guy
 sick and now on dialasis to try and live. You hear these stories a lot but
 it is weird when it happens to one of your own doctors. He had performed
 surgury on me 4 seperate times.  Thank God I found a great new urologist
 only a few months ago.*
 *Dan*




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C4/5 complete quad, 27 years post
Tucson, AZ


Re: [QUAD-L] Affording things

2007-12-21 Thread Lori Michaelson
Only a few people gave me their input and only one was brave enough to say
that he kept quite a bit of cash on hand to not report.

I am talking about new vans, the latest computers and gadgets and programs,
vehicle insurance, fancy cell phones that are hands-free, a whole list of
books that they want, etc. etc. etc..  *The sky is the limit.  Within reason
I mean... I don't mean buying a mansion or something like that.*
**
I guess many people just go without or have family give them money or keep
cash in different areas.  I remember hiding mine when I was dependent on the
county for home health care and I'm glad those days are over!

Lori

On Dec 18, 2007 11:36 AM, John S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Well, Lori, I'm trying very hard to get ray to send me the mattress he
 said he would because I am within $100 of having only the $30 it takes to
 have a checking account.
 What are these better things in life?  Obviously, I can't afford the
 stuff your talking about. The computer I use is a refugee from Proctor and
 Gamble's office reorganization and a flatscreen monitor is from a yardsale.
 Are you wondering how to hide money and screen it from say,, the feds?
 Nbody does that.

 ;)
 john

 - Original Message 
 From: Lori Michaelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: quad-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2007 5:26:38 PM
 Subject: [QUAD-L] Affording things


 I was wondering how you folks that qualify for Medicaid and/or SSI
 (whereby you can only have so much money in your checking account, assets...
 cash or otherwise, etc. etc. etc.) are able to afford some of the better
 things in life?

 For example, when GHenry recently asked about wireless microphones... this
 is just one example out of thousands and thousands of things that are
 pricey.
 Do you just go without or do family members help you with such purchases?
 Or really nice friends!  Say, for example, that you wanted a brand-new Sony
 Bravia flat screen TV that is 46 inches.  Or a brand-new MP3 player that is
 worth it ($200+) *and a myriad of other examples.*

 Just curious!

 Lori Michaelson
 C4/5 complete quad, 28 years post
 Tucson, AZ


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Tucson, AZ


[QUAD-L] affording things

2007-12-21 Thread RONALD L PRACHT
Hi,
  I think some people have no choice but to get on medicaid and other services. 
When this happens you learn to work the system. You keep one checking account 
with about 1000.00 in it. Then you put the rest in someone elses name or you 
see a lawyer and draw up a special needs trust. Noone tells the truth out there.
   
  ron