subject:"\[QUAD\-L\] thanks"

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks

2016-11-24 Thread Johnny Cammon

i see you Gregthanks brother i'm watching the Pittsburg Steelers an
Colts..same to you;enjoy buddy

On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 4:04 PM, greg  wrote:

> Happy Football Day to everyone.
>
> Gre
>

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2016-11-24 Thread greg

Happy Football Day to everyone.
 
Gre

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2015-10-22 Thread Dr.Ron and Sharion Austin

Thank you all
I will share all your post with her tonight..
We will be leaning on your experiences for guidance

-- 
Living in God's Grace
Ron

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2015-02-21 Thread Larry Willis

My heartfelt thank you to everyone for your responses to my rant. They are so 
moving and touching I could cry. We all have been thru hell and most of us seem 
to be camping there. I thank God for you guys who know so well each other's 
problems. Sometimes we think the pain and worry are ours alone, but we are all 
in this together. God bless, my peeps. Larry

Larry Willis
Retired and proud of it

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2015-02-21 Thread RONALD L PRACHT

I read about quads from the 60s. 70s 80s on google and how long they lived. 
some are still alive and that gives me hope. If another man did it than that 
means someone else can do it to. I told my mother. at my funeral , make 
it clear that I tried and did what I could. For reasons I wont discuss I have 
had little to no contact with any family except mom , dad and bro since the 
accident . keep rolling as Diane said.

Ron   


On Saturday, February 21, 2015 7:11 PM, Larry Willis lwillis82...@gmail.com 
wrote:
  


My heartfelt thank you to everyone for your responses to my rant. They are so 
moving and touching I could cry. We all have been thru hell and most of us seem 
to be camping there. I thank God for you guys who know so well each other's 
problems. Sometimes we think the pain and worry are ours alone, but we are all 
in this together. God bless, my peeps. Larry

Larry Willis
Retired and proud of it

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2014-09-27 Thread Larry Hopkins

Hey everyone,

Thanks for the response I received about the hands-free telephone. I really 
appreciated the input, unfortunately, I am TECHNOLOGICALLY challenged and don't 
really understand about magnets, etc... As someone said in a movie talk to me 
like I am a six-year-old. A recent friend of mine (Glenn) recommended this 
site and I am very glad because everyone knows the difficulties of life as a 
quadriplegic. As I said earlier, the phone must be entirely hands-free for me 
to operate it. My problem lies in the fact that I am not sure how much I will 
need the phone. I have my Masters Degree in Nursing, live at home with my 
parents (who are elderly)--have a sitter who works week days. I say this 
because I need to go back to work (from home) using the computer and/or the 
telephone. I am enrolled in the Social Security Ticket to Work program because 
from what I've seen a nursing home is no place for a quadriplegic--without 
sitters who will work more hours than I can afford (without going back to 
work). One of my options, is telephone triage which would require easy, 
effective use of the telephone. I appreciate any input.

Thanks,
Larry W Hopkins

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2014-09-27 Thread Joan Anglin

Good afternoon Larry

It would probably help with question if you would say what level you are,
and how much function you actually have. Most of us on here were
technologically challenged before having to use technology. (as for me, I
can remember when we lived in Germany and I wanted to call home to Reno, I
had to place the call 24 hours before and and the operator came on and said
that my number was ready to be dialed I want to go through with a phone call
at this time!)

Computers are magnificently improving and voice recognition is moving ahead
leaps and bounds. You might want to go to NUANCE website and check out
Dragon. They have many versions of Dragon and a medical one also.

One difficulty of doing Triage would be using the phone and the computer
simultaneously by voice. Don't jump into anything too expensive or too
permanent until you have looked at many options. Have you already been
through your state's vocational rehabilitation services? Depending upon the
state, they might have more resources and many states have technological
labs so that you can try different things and they will train you with that.

Many of us use different voice and communication options starting with Jim
Lubin who started this great list. Ask away, the only question that is a
stupid question is no question that didn't get asked. J

 

From: Larry Hopkins [mailto:l...@centurytel.net] 
Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 11:19 AM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Thanks

 

Hey everyone,

Thanks for the response I received about the hands-free telephone. I really
appreciated the input, unfortunately, I am TECHNOLOGICALLY challenged and
don't really understand about magnets, etc... As someone said in a movie
talk to me like I am a six-year-old. A recent friend of mine (Glenn)
recommended this site and I very glad because everyone knows the
difficulties of life as a quadriplegic. As I said earlier, the phone must be
entirely hands-free for me to operate it. My problem lies in the fact that I
am not sure how much I will need the phone. I have my Masters Degree in
Nursing, live at home with my parents (who are elderly)--have a sitter who
works week days. I say this because I need to go back to work (from home)
using the computer and/or the telephone. I am enrolled in the Social
Security Ticket to Work program because from what I've seen a nursing home
is no place for a quadriplegic--without sitters who will work more hours
than I can afford (without going back to work). One of my options, is
telephone triage which would require easy, effective use of the telephone. I
appreciate any input.

Thanks,
Larry W Hopkins

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2014-09-27 Thread Jim Lubin

here are videos that show how switch access works

http://youtu.be/vgL4xX6W0Xc

http://youtu.be/8k2fZXO2h78



On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 11:19 AM, Larry Hopkins l...@centurytel.net wrote:

  Hey everyone,

 Thanks for the response I received about the hands-free telephone. I
 really appreciated the input, unfortunately, I am TECHNOLOGICALLY
 challenged and don't really understand about magnets, etc... As someone
 said in a movie talk to me like I am a six-year-old. A recent friend of
 mine (Glenn) recommended this site and I am very glad because everyone
 knows the difficulties of life as a quadriplegic. As I said earlier, the
 phone must be entirely hands-free for me to operate it. My problem lies in
 the fact that I am not sure how much I will need the phone. I have my
 Masters Degree in Nursing, live at home with my parents (who are
 elderly)--have a sitter who works week days. I say this because I need to
 go back to work (from home) using the computer and/or the telephone. I am
 enrolled in the Social Security Ticket to Work program because from what
 I've seen a nursing home is no place for a quadriplegic--without sitters
 who will work more hours than I can afford (without going back to work).
 One of my options, is telephone triage which would require easy, effective
 use of the telephone. I appreciate any input.

 Thanks,
 Larry W Hopkins

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2014-09-27 Thread wheelchair

_www.nobuttonsheadset.com_ (http://www.nobuttonsheadset.com) 
 
Without trying to appear or sound like a pushy, pushy,  I invite you  to 
visit Nobuttonsheadset.com and read or see for yourself.  It could be  just 
what you need or perhaps something else.  The people in their customer  
service department are good.
 
Best Wishes
 
 
 
In a message dated 9/27/2014 1:15:59 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
l...@centurytel.net writes:

Hey  everyone,

Thanks for the response I received about the hands-free  telephone. I 
really appreciated the input, unfortunately, I am TECHNOLOGICALLY  challenged 
and 
don't really understand about magnets, etc... As someone said  in a movie 
talk to me like I am a six-year-old. A recent friend of mine  (Glenn) 
recommended this site and I am very glad because everyone knows the  
difficulties 
of life as a quadriplegic. As I said earlier, the phone must be  entirely 
hands-free for me to operate it. My problem lies in the fact that I  am not 
sure how much I will need the phone. I have my Masters Degree in  Nursing, 
live at home with my parents (who are elderly)--have a sitter who  works week 
days. I say this because I need to go back to work (from home)  using the 
computer and/or the telephone. I am enrolled in the Social Security  Ticket to 
Work program because from what I've seen a nursing home is no place  for a 
quadriplegic--without sitters who will work more hours than I can afford  
(without going back to work). One of my options, is telephone triage which  
would require easy, effective use of the telephone. I appreciate any  input.

Thanks,
Larry W Hopkins

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2012-10-10 Thread Larry Willis

Thanks for all your input guys. It is something of a comfort to know we all 
have the problem. I don't doubt that my spine has gone crooked after all 
these years. Another splinter in the stair rail of life. Larry

Sent from my iPad

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2011-11-16 Thread Philip Wells

Hi List Readers

Well I'm home from my 8 day holiday to Southern California, and it was
awesome.

But first I'd like to thank Don P for his recent post from the Reeve
Foundation.

I've been wondering about getting an iPhone or ipad and their website is
full of relevant info about their use by us.

But my trip, we flew Air New Zealand who are great, couldn't have been any
better really nice people eager to help.

As I'm a c4/5 I used an 'eagle-lift' to get in and out of my aircraft seat,
at LAX they told me I was only the 2nd person to use their' s.

Basically it's a sling type electric hoist, I stayed in my power chair to
the aircraft door.

They then put sling under you, hoist you up and wheel you with the eagle to
your seat (first on).

The eagle then sort of straddles your seat (1 leg being your seat, other in
front) then you are lowered to your seat.

The sling removed and that's it, I did sit on my roho for the 12 hour flight
also.

Then :-

Accessible super shuttle from lax to desert palms, Anaheim where we stayed,
taxi and hotel not too dear  ok for accessibility.

First night, bubba Gump scrimp co. restaurant, good value  food, even had
lieutenant Dan wheeling around !

Next day Disneyland, great experience, ya gotta do it, went on a few rides 
the monorail.

Next day had a rental kneeling Dodge van delivered from Mobilityworks, great
van, people and service.

This we drove to universal studios and did the train tour there, was fun.

Next day Getty Centre, WOW, man you have to go there before y'all die, its
freakin fantastic. Land, carpark, tramway, gardens, building, art, the whole
think blew my mind, even hit me on an emotional level. GO THERE !

Next day, shopping at the Citadel, great place, 142 shops, everything there,
cheap as, better than duty free. Got levis and skeechers that fitted my big
frame $40 each. Did rain however but still great.

Last couple of days, at Disney and looking around Anaheim.

Then back to lax and home again.

Thanks to the US of A, and you folks here for your pointers.

You made my trip much, much better than it would have been.



Best

Philip D Wells
280 Paora Road
RD 37
Okato
Taranaki
New Zealand 4381

p-we...@ihug.co.nz

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2011-11-16 Thread wheelchair

Glad to read that you enjoyed your stay.  I do hope you left some  green to 
help our economy (smiling)
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 11/16/2011 2:45:43 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
p-we...@ihug.co.nz writes:

Hi List  Readers

Well I'm home from my 8 day holiday to Southern California, and  it was
awesome.

But first I'd like to thank Don P for his recent  post from the Reeve
Foundation.

I've been wondering about getting an  iPhone or ipad and their website is
full of relevant info about their use  by us.

But my trip, we flew Air New Zealand who are great, couldn't  have been any
better really nice people eager to help.

As I'm a c4/5  I used an 'eagle-lift' to get in and out of my aircraft seat,
at LAX they  told me I was only the 2nd person to use their' s.

Basically it's a  sling type electric hoist, I stayed in my power chair to
the aircraft  door.

They then put sling under you, hoist you up and wheel you with  the eagle to
your seat (first on).

The eagle then sort of straddles  your seat (1 leg being your seat, other in
front) then you are lowered to  your seat.

The sling removed and that's it, I did sit on my roho for  the 12 hour 
flight
also.

Then :-

Accessible super shuttle  from lax to desert palms, Anaheim where we stayed,
taxi and hotel not too  dear  ok for accessibility.

First night, bubba Gump scrimp co.  restaurant, good value  food, even had
lieutenant Dan wheeling around  !

Next day Disneyland, great experience, ya gotta do it, went on a few  rides 

the monorail.

Next day had a rental kneeling Dodge van  delivered from Mobilityworks, 
great
van, people and service.

This we  drove to universal studios and did the train tour there, was fun.

Next  day Getty Centre, WOW, man you have to go there before y'all die,  its
freakin fantastic. Land, carpark, tramway, gardens, building, art, the  
whole
think blew my mind, even hit me on an emotional level. GO THERE  !

Next day, shopping at the Citadel, great place, 142 shops, everything  
there,
cheap as, better than duty free. Got levis and skeechers that fitted  my big
frame $40 each. Did rain however but still great.

Last couple  of days, at Disney and looking around Anaheim.

Then back to lax and  home again.

Thanks to the US of A, and you folks here for your  pointers.

You made my trip much, much better than it would have  been.



Best

Philip D Wells
280 Paora Road
RD  37
Okato
Taranaki
New Zealand  4381

p-we...@ihug.co.nz

[QUAD-L] thanks everyone for help!

2010-09-01 Thread Danny Hearn

Thanks, Glen, Lori, Debbie-Wheel  and all others with help and ideas on the 
pressure sore issue'sthis site has been a lifesaver many times over the 
years !  I know that many of us go thru the same type troubles and issues but 
at 
different times. You guys are often in my thoughts and prayers, Thanks 
again,    
Dan H.  C-6   13 Years post as of August 3rd.

[QUAD-L] thanks for the invite so far... and a question about computer games

2010-08-18 Thread Dave Krehbiel

It is nice to find a forum which focuses on the needs of quadriplegics.
Thank you very much for your replies to my earlier questions. I can now cut
and paste using Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and I have been researching some
of the quality of life related organizations you have referred me to.

 

On another issue: have you found any computer games which you can play using
Dragon NaturallySpeaking?

 

Three games I have enjoyed are:

 

Snood (free trial version available)

 

Web sudoku

 

Minesweeper (included with at least some versions of the
Microsoft operating system)

 

It seems there are precious few games which do not require manual dexterity.
I would be especially interested in learning about any online role-playing
games which can be played patiently and strategically.

 

Take care,

 

Dave Krehbiel

RE: [QUAD-L] thanks for the invite so far... and a question about computer games

2010-08-18 Thread Joan Anglin

Welcome aboard Dave

You can get a lot of information from people on this site.  And most of it
is with a great sense of humor which is necessary to deal with being a quad.
J

In 1990 when I was first injured I was at Santa Clara rehab and they had a
Macintosh and were just beginning to teach people to use the computers.
Ironically I had a Macintosh SE at home so I was already up to date, but I
hadn't played any games on it to speak of, except for Shanghai or Mahjongg.
I still play it in the newer versions are fantastic compared to 1990.  I do
not use dragon but I use windows seven speech recognition and except for the
normal problems with external noise that is inherent with speech recognition
it works very well.  Don't know if you would consider mahjongg a game, but I
enjoy it.

Joan C4 1990

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2010-08-18 Thread hellodaveoc

I like circle the kitty, but not sure if dns can operate it.
_http://www.members.shaw.ca/gf3/circle-the-cat.html_ 
(http://www.members.shaw.ca/gf3/circle-the-cat.html) 
 
another fun game is contraption.
_http://www.fantasticcontraption.net/_ 
(http://www.fantasticcontraption.net/) 
 
AZDAVE
 
 
 
In a message dated 8/18/2010 4:44:43 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
davekrehb...@earthlink.net writes:

 
It is nice to find a forum which focuses on the needs of  quadriplegics. 
Thank you very much for your replies to my earlier questions. I  can now cut 
and paste using Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and I have been  researching some 
of the quality of life related organizations you have  referred me to. 
On another issue: have you found any computer games which  you can play 
using Dragon NaturallySpeaking? 
Three games I have enjoyed are: 
Snood (free trial version available) 
Web sudoku 
Minesweeper (included with at least some versions of the Microsoft 
operating  system) 
It seems there are precious few games which do not require  manual 
dexterity. I would be especially interested in learning about any  online 
role-playing games which can be played patiently and  strategically. 
Take care, 
Dave  Krehbiel

Re: [QUAD-L] thanks for the invite so far... and a question about computer ga...

2010-08-18 Thread DAANOO

 

Hi Dave,
I just wanted to say hi and thank you for joining. I think you  will like 
this group as you can ask any questions that you might have and others  are 
glad to help you with their experience and knowledge. I've never played  
games on the computer, but I'm sure it is fun.
 
Dana(C4- 5 complete, 36 years post, passenger in a motor vehicle accident,  
Prairie Village Kansas which is a suburb of Kansas City)
 
 
In a message dated 8/18/2010 10:15:09 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
poaj...@sbcglobal.net writes:

  
 
Welcome aboard  Dave 
You can get a lot of  information from people on this site.  And most of it 
is with a great  sense of humor which is necessary to deal with being a 
quad.   J 
In 1990 when I was first  injured I was at Santa Clara rehab and they had a 
Macintosh and were just  beginning to teach people to use the computers.  
Ironically I had a  Macintosh SE at home so I was already up to date, but I 
hadn’t played any  games on it to speak of, except for Shanghai or Mahjongg.  
I still play  it in the newer versions are fantastic compared to 1990.  I 
do not use  dragon but I use windows seven speech recognition and except for 
the normal  problems with external noise that is inherent with speech 
recognition it works  very well.  Don’t know if you would consider mahjongg a 
game, but I enjoy  it. 
Joan C4  1990

Re: [QUAD-L] thanks for the invite so far... and a question about computer ga...

2010-08-18 Thread william Ray

Dave,
I'm a C4 quadriplegic using Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 9.0. Hoyle has a 
software card games that I have enjoyed since my accident in 1999.  It has 
dozens of card games on a single disc which probably can be purchased from the 
Internet.
Bill Ray, Grand Prairie, Texas
  - Original Message - 
  From: daa...@aol.commailto:daa...@aol.com 
  To: davekrehb...@earthlink.netmailto:davekrehb...@earthlink.net ; 
quad-list@eskimo.commailto:quad-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2010 1:18 PM
  Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] thanks for the invite so far... and a question about 
computer ga...

  Hi Dave,
  I just wanted to say hi and thank you for joining. I think you will like this 
group as you can ask any questions that you might have and others are glad to 
help you with their experience and knowledge. I've never played games on the 
computer, but I'm sure it is fun.

  Dana(C4- 5 complete, 36 years post, passenger in a motor vehicle accident, 
Prairie Village Kansas which is a suburb of Kansas City)

  In a message dated 8/18/2010 10:15:09 A.M. Central Daylight Time, 
poaj...@sbcglobal.net writes:

Welcome aboard Dave

You can get a lot of information from people on this site.  And most of it 
is with a great sense of humor which is necessary to deal with being a quad.  J

In 1990 when I was first injured I was at Santa Clara rehab and they had a 
Macintosh and were just beginning to teach people to use the computers.  
Ironically I had a Macintosh SE at home so I was already up to date, but I 
hadn’t played any games on it to speak of, except for Shanghai or Mahjongg.  I 
still play it in the newer versions are fantastic compared to 1990.  I do not 
use dragon but I use windows seven speech recognition and except for the normal 
problems with external noise that is inherent with speech recognition it works 
very well.  Don’t know if you would consider mahjongg a game, but I enjoy it.

Joan C4 1990

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2009-04-11 Thread Hosni Al-khatib


Hi
 
Dear My Friends
 
 
 
I am so happy for your responding to my e-mail ,  I might be able to continue  
my life and be a working member in this world ,and I want  to confirm to you 
that I can move by  a  wheelchair  with the help of someone and I can use  an 
electric chair with special modifications [special adds]  ,and I can read and 
write on the computer by  using  a special chin stick and  a trackball [special 
mouse] with a screen keyboard, so I am trying in any way I can to continue and 
go on like a normal person.
 
But you have more chances in U.S.A than we have in arab countries or even in 
Europe ,So I hope for the best.
 
 
Take care
 
'Hosni Al-khatib' hosnialkha...@hotmail.com
 
 
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2009-04-11 Thread wheelchair

Greetings Again,

My internet searches of DME and Providers in Jordan, Saudi Arabia was not
very rewarding, in terms of finding the name of those companies providing
wheelchairs and scooters in your country. Perhaps, I was using the wrong
terminology as I know that Jordan is rich in resources for those with
disAbilities and the organizations which support them. I'm sure their titles
are
different there which complicates any search.
I did see where some corporate efforts were made in Jordan, to supply a
free wheelchair to individuals in need.

I also hope that, by now, you have made contact with the organization,
Friends of Joni
_www.joniandfriends.org_ (http://www.joniandfriends.org)
They collect and distribute free wheelchairs worldwide.

Best Wishes

In a message dated 4/11/2009 4:25:25 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
hosnialkha...@hotmail.com writes:

Hi
Dear My Friends
I am so happy for your responding to my e-mail , I might be able to
continue my life and be a working member in this world ,and I want to
confirm to you that I can move by a wheelchair with the help of someone and I
can use an electric chair with special modifications [special adds] ,and
I can read and write on the computer by using a special chin stick and a
trackball [special mouse] with a screen keyboard, so I am trying in any
way I can to continue and go on like a normal person.
But you have more chances in U.S.A than we have in arab countries or even
in Europe ,So I hope for the best.
Take care
'Hosni Al-khatib' _hosnialkha...@hotmail.com_
(mailto:hosnialkha...@hotmail.com)

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[QUAD-L] Thanks all for hosp or picc advice !

2008-03-31 Thread Danny Hearn

Thanks-- for all the input on infections and picc line information. I saved all 
the replies and want to read them more,  because I did not have a lot of time 
today.
 Dan H.  c-6  
post 10.6 years

[QUAD-L] Thanks All for the UTI help Tips and Reminding us where we all are at : ( what States )

2008-03-07 Thread Danny Hearn

Thanks for all the info and tips everyone !  I now got some fresh ideas to try 
in this never ending quad battle to keep off infections. etc, etc.

Dan H.

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2008-02-09 Thread RONALD L PRACHT

appreciate your insight wheelchair and all
   
   
  ron c7

FW: [QUAD-L] thanks

2007-11-03 Thread William Willis

Fudge. Google Westboro Baptist Church and you should find it.


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 23:27:52 -0400Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] 
thanksTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; quad-list@eskimo.com




hummm.
Oops! We can't find the webpage you're looking for

Here are a few things you can try:

Check the address for typing errors such as ww.example.com instead of 
www.example.com 
If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's internet connection. 
If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that 
your browser is permitted to access the Web. 
=
 
In a message dated 11/2/2007 6:59:27 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL 
PROTECTED] writes:
My heartfelt thanks to all my quad-list buds who wished me well during my mrsa 
bout. I'm on day 5 and things seem to be going well. By the way, if you have 
never seen Westboro Baptist Church's web site - and you have a strong stomach 
for ignorance and hypocrisy - the address is www.godhatesfags.com. Shameful and 
disgusting - and done in the name of religion! 

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2007-11-02 Thread William Willis

My heartfelt thanks to all my quad-list buds who wished me well during my mrsa 
bout. I'm on day 5 and things seem to be going well. By the way, if you have 
never seen Westboro Baptist Church's web site - and you have a strong stomach 
for ignorance and hypocrisy - the address is www.godhatesfags.com. Shameful and 
disgusting - and done in the name of religion! 
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2007-11-02 Thread Oconnelldb

 
 
 
hummm.
Oops! We can't find the webpage you're  looking for
 
Here are a few things you can try: 
*   Check the address for typing errors such as ww.example.com instead  
of www.example.com  
*   If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's internet  
connection.  
*   If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make 
sure  that your browser is permitted to access the Web. 


=
 
In a message dated 11/2/2007 6:59:27 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

My  heartfelt thanks to all my quad-list buds who wished me well during my 
mrsa  bout. I'm on day 5 and things seem to be going well. By the way, if you 
have  never seen Westboro Baptist Church's web site - and you have a strong 
stomach  for ignorance and hypocrisy - the address is _www.godhatesfags.com_ 
(http://www.godhatesfags.com/) . Shameful and  disgusting - and done in the 
name of 
religion! 
 

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[QUAD-L] Thanks

2007-08-20 Thread C Child

Thank to everyone who responded to my superpubic question. I now have places to 
go to get answers. Thanks again.

Cullen
C3

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks John and others

2007-08-17 Thread Quadius

Ron,
I once chose to become a Florida State trooper and loved the job, but I have
also seen many people suffer a similar fate.  It's sad when many of the
people out there trying to be good public servants are betrayed by the very
system they are sworn to defend.  I hope one of these days you are able to
find a way to get everything you would like out of life.
Respectfully,
Quadius

On 8/11/07, RONALD L PRACHT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I appreciate you listening to me and responding back with kind messages.
 Ill shut up about Voc Rehab now, lol. Had to get that off my chest.

 I worked for Washington Missouri Police Dept. I worked hard in The Police
 Academy and as a cop for the short time I was there. I will admit though I
 wish I would have never chose that profession.

 After 6 yrs in court I did get some workers compensation, but it was a
 long six years. The attorneys got rich off of the deal. Ill tell the long
 story about it sometime.

 ron c7

[QUAD-L] Thanks John and others

2007-08-11 Thread RONALD L PRACHT

I appreciate you listening to me and responding back with kind messages. Ill 
shut up about Voc Rehab now, lol. Had to get that off my chest.
   
  I worked for Washington Missouri Police Dept. I worked hard in The Police 
Academy and as a cop for the short time I was there. I will admit though I wish 
I would have never chose that profession.
   
  After 6 yrs in court I did get some workers compensation, but it was a long 
six years. The attorneys got rich off of the deal. Ill tell the long story 
about it sometime.
   
  ron c7

RE: [QUAD-L] Thanks John and others

2007-08-11 Thread RollinOn

I would be interested in hearing your story when you get a chance.

 

 

Mark Jackson

   RollinOn

 

   _  

From: RONALD L PRACHT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2007 3:40 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Thanks John and others

 

I appreciate you listening to me and responding back with kind messages. Ill
shut up about Voc Rehab now, lol. Had to get that off my chest.

 

I worked for Washington Missouri Police Dept. I worked hard in The Police
Academy and as a cop for the short time I was there. I will admit though I
wish I would have never chose that profession.

 

After 6 yrs in court I did get some workers compensation, but it was a long
six years. The attorneys got rich off of the deal. Ill tell the long story
about it sometime.

 

ron c7

 

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[QUAD-L] Thanks

2007-06-17 Thread William Willis

My heartfelt thanks to all of you who shared your pressure sore advice and 
stories with me. So many of you responded I was overwhelmed. A special 
thanks to Nicki, David, Mark, Dave, Steve, Dan, John, Tim, Ron, KK. (I 
apologize for omitting anyone.) Your suggestions were compassionate and 
intelligent. I know of no other place where I could get the input of ten 
experts merely by asking. God bless you all.

By the way, I bought the tilt chair and see a wound specialist tomorrow. WW

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RE: [QUAD-L] Thanks

2007-06-17 Thread Merrill Burghardt

My doc says wet to dry dressing.  Here I am one year post surgery and I
still change daily.  No one mentioned Silverdine.  That is great for burns,
but open incisions?

-Original Message-
From: William Willis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2007 3:31 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Thanks

My heartfelt thanks to all of you who shared your pressure sore advice and 
stories with me. So many of you responded I was overwhelmed. A special 
thanks to Nicki, David, Mark, Dave, Steve, Dan, John, Tim, Ron, KK. (I 
apologize for omitting anyone.) Your suggestions were compassionate and 
intelligent. I know of no other place where I could get the input of ten 
experts merely by asking. God bless you all.
By the way, I bought the tilt chair and see a wound specialist tomorrow. WW

_
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http://www.GETREALPhotoContest.com?ocid=TXT_TAGHMloc=us

RE: [QUAD-L] Thanks

2007-06-17 Thread LINDA FERRELL

William,
  So very happy to hear you're seeking a Wound Specialist, tilt on your chair  
a Roho.Good luck  wish you the best! Yes I have used Silvedine on pressure 
sores.
  Lindaf

[QUAD-L] thanks

2007-06-14 Thread Michael Galvin


Thanks for all of the hello's.

Not so far back, someone wrote something regarding the disabled should keep
their heads down in public.  If anyone knows were that came from could you
please let me know.

Michael -

Re: [QUAD-L] thanks

2007-06-14 Thread Amy Davis

Hi Michael. What took you so long to find this list...just curious. Glad you 
found this site. It is very helpful wether you are a new quad or a older. 
  I am not a quad but my boyfriend is. He is a member here. Fell off a 
trampoline. I have learned a lot on here. 
  Welcome and please feel free to put in your 2 cents worth on here. I, for one 
don't always post. But usually jump in on things that interest me. 
  Amy

Michael Galvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Thanks for all of the hello's.
   
  Not so far back, someone wrote something regarding the disabled should keep 
their heads down in public.  If anyone knows were that came from could you 
please let me know.
   
  Michael -


   
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[QUAD-L] Thanks list!

2007-01-04 Thread Christine Stiffler

Hello, 
I just wanted to send a collective thank you to the list for all of the useful 
information provided.  I truly appreciate the time people took to write to me 
and will use all the information to help the man I'm working with.  I'll try to 
keep the list updated on my progress.  With any luck, my client will be able to 
join this list himself before too long!!
Chris

Re: [QUAD-L] thanks Dave

2006-08-19 Thread David K. Kelmer

Ditto... Age is timeless. Being on the Quad-List is like air and sex...you only miss it when you're not getting any!With Love,  CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years PostTexas, USA  William Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Dave, I believe you and I are now the official "old folks" on the list. I am onery..oops, honored!From: "David K. Kelmer"
 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: William Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Quad-List Subject: Re: FW: Re: [QUAD-L] 8-7-06/18 yrs. postDate: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 18:25:06 -0700 (PDT)Hi Larry, A big congratulations on your 35th year. I'm sure you can be proud of all that you have overcome in those 35 years, and thankful for all you have in your life now! You've come along way, and may you continue to move forward in life. With Love,CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years PostTexas, USAWilliam Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Yesterday was my 35th anniversary as a quad. About 1 o'clock on that day Idived into Green River reservoir and the rest is history. Larry From: "RollinOn" Reply-To: "RollinOn" To: , "t
 crook" Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] 8-7-06/18 yrs. post Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 17:19:19 -0500 (Central Daylight Time)  Hope you had an awesome day Tim!   Mark  ---Original Message---  From: t crook Date: 08/08/06 10:04:35 To: quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: [QUAD-L] 8-7-06/18 yrs. post  Hi all- the dog day's summer reflect yet another year of survival as a quad for me. Life has had it's ups and downs; but life is as good as we perceive it. I tend to carry my head high and hang tough.  I celebrated life yesterday by making my new concocted recipe (skillet fried rotisserie glazed chicken breasts) with my fiancee' and 8 yr. old son btw- it rocked! 
 ~Peace~ Tim c5/c6 18 yrs. post www.geocities.com/onemofortom www.whoopiekatjewelry.comDo you Yahoo!? Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

[QUAD-L] thanks Dave

2006-08-18 Thread William Willis

Dave, I believe you and I are now the official old folks on the list. I am 
onery..oops, honored!

From: David K. Kelmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: William Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED], Quad-List quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: FW: Re: [QUAD-L] 8-7-06/18 yrs. post
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 18:25:06 -0700 (PDT)

Hi Larry,

  A big congratulations on your 35th year.  I'm sure you can be proud of 
all that you have overcome in those 35 years, and thankful for all you have 
in your life now!  You've come along way, and may you continue to move 
forward in life.

  With Love,

CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 30 Years Post
Texas, USA

William Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Yesterday was my 35th anniversary as a quad. About 1 o'clock on that day 
I

dived into Green River reservoir and the rest is history. Larry

From: RollinOn
Reply-To: RollinOn
To: , t crook
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] 8-7-06/18 yrs. post
Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 17:19:19 -0500 (Central Daylight Time)

Hope you had an awesome day Tim!

Mark

---Original Message---

From: t crook
Date: 08/08/06 10:04:35
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] 8-7-06/18 yrs. post

Hi all- the dog day's summer reflect yet another year of survival as a 
quad
for me. Life has had it's ups and downs; but life is as good as we 
perceive

it. I tend to carry my head high and hang tough.

I celebrated life yesterday by making my new concocted recipe (skillet
fried
rotisserie glazed chicken breasts) with my fiancee' and 8 yr. old son
btw- it rocked!

~Peace~
Tim c5/c6 18 yrs. post
www.geocities.com/onemofortom
www.whoopiekatjewelry.com

Do you Yahoo!?
Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!

2006-07-20 Thread Tleath6

Wow, Carol!

You sound awesome. I don't think I've read your posts before. How long have you been gone? To introduce myself, I am Tracy in Texas. c5/6 also. I live alone and believe that next to a great family, my aides are my greatest blessing.

Hope to read more from you!

Tracy

Fwd: Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!

2006-07-19 Thread David K. Kelmer

Hi Carol,It's nice to see you have made it through those bad times and are back with the Quad-List. I am 'Forwarding' your post to the List. Remember to 'Reply to All' when you post. Again, welcome back. I think you did make your Mom proud!With Love, CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years PostTexas, USA"Carol A. Coveleskie"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 18:20:19 -0400From: "Carol A. Coveleskie" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!To: "David K. Kelmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello 2 Everyone ! I was on this list for a very long time,but in the past 6 yrs.my Pc crashed-I was 10 wks.in the hospital with a flap-I was robbed of all my valuables my $10,000.00 life's savings-Yes they were caught and are paying me $48.00 a month.Do you know how long I must live to collect that back?lol My van was stolen and run into the ground.I've been in out of ICU 6 times with my life on the line. I'm like a bad weed you can't kill me so
easy.lol I went to live with my daughter I was paying all her bills also for my care.When she asked me to pay for a screen porch for her 29 cats I refused.The next 5 wks. were hell for me.She would give me my meds when she felt like it.She feed me when she felt like it.She would let me lay in my waste for days. She was in the country and the closes neighbors were 8 miles way.I was not allow to use the phone or my PC. She would call me filthy names tell me I should die.I became very ill she finally had to call 911.When they rushed me to the hospital along they way I let the know I was being abused.My life was on the line for wks.When I was well enough I wanted to go back to my own home.They tried to send me to the nursing home.Since I don't get a penny from the government they have no control over me so I
won. Then 2 yrs. ago my mother was dying from colon cancer had not told me.I learned about it when the Dr. called told me she was dying and had about 2 wks.left to live.They said they were going to put her in a nursing home to die.I said over my dead body.My mother was coming to my home.They tried to stop me because I'm a C/5/6 in a chair.I got my lawyer and demanded my mother to be home with me. My mom had always said to me if your going to get me flowers get them while I'm alive.Well I bought $500. of flowers.I had tons of silk flowers made up.Every wall in the living room was covered with flowers.I called hospice to help me when my mom was brought 2 my home she cried when shesaw the room.I laid in my recliner next to her bed and held her hand for the 7 days she lived.She died at home in peace with all my love surrounding her.
Lord knows she was there for me the moment I became a quad. I felt so horned to be there for her for me.I'm sorry my print is so large I'll do better next post.None of U know how happy I was to find U all again.U were my family and gave me love-understanding and encouragement.When I was on this list I was named Lady Quad there was also Little Quad from Texas. Please forgive me for being such a chatty Kathy. I'm just to Happy to be back home.I must close now as my new care giver has just gotten here.Some of U may still remember me.I surely remember many of U ! With Love Friendship to All,
yborcityborn1--Carol - Original Message - From: David K. Kelmer To: Carol A. Coveleskie ; Quad-List Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 5:31 PM Subject: Re:
[QUAD-L]Hi Carol,You are a fully subscribed member. Pull up a chair and join the discussion.With Love, CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years PostTexas, USA "Carol A. Coveleskie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: subscribe

Re: Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!

2006-07-19 Thread Bill_J




Wow! I thought my last care 
err... jarmgiver was a b***h. Your sister takes that word to a whole new 
level. I wasn't here when you were here before, but it's nice to see you 
came through those bad times and found your way back.

Bill age 55C6 Incomplete since 
7/20/68Leesburg, FLFor every action, there is an equal and opposite 
government program.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  David K. Kelmer 
  To: Quad-List ; Carol 
  A. Coveleskie 
  Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 6:43 
  PM
  Subject: Fwd: Re: 
[QUAD-L]---Thanks!
  
  
  
  Hi Carol,
  
  It's nice to see you have made it through those bad times and are back 
  with the Quad-List. I am 'Forwarding' your post to the List. 
  Remember to 'Reply to All' when you post. Again, welcome back. I 
  think you did make your Mom proud!
  
  With Love,
  CtrlAltDel aka 
  DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years 
  PostTexas, 
  USA"Carol 
  A. Coveleskie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  Date: 
Wed, 19 Jul 2006 18:20:19 -0400From: "Carol A. Coveleskie" 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!To: 
"David K. Kelmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Hello 2 Everyone ! I was on this list for a very 
long time,but in the past 6 yrs.my Pc crashed-I was 10 wks.in the hospital 
with a flap-I was robbed of all my valuables  my $10,000.00 life's 
savings-Yes they were caught and are paying me $48.00 a month.Do you know 
how long I must live to collect that back?lol My van was stolen and run into 
the ground.I've been in  out of ICU 6 times with my life on the line. 
I'm like a bad weed you can't kill me so easy.lol
 I went to live with my daughter  I 
was paying all her bills  also for my care.When she asked me to pay for 
a screen porch for her 29 cats  I refused.The next 5 wks. were hell for 
me.She would give me my meds when she felt like it.She feed me when she felt 
like it.She would let me lay in my waste for days. She was in the country 
and the closes neighbors were 8 miles way.I was not allow to use the phone 
or my PC.
 She would call me filthy names 
 tell me I should die.I became very ill  she finally had to call 
911.When they rushed me to the hospital along they way I let the know I was 
being abused.My life was on the line for wks.When I was well enough I wanted 
to go back to my own home.They tried to send me to the nursing home.Since I 
don't get a penny from the government they have no control over me so I 
won.
 Then 2 yrs. ago my mother was dying from 
colon cancer  had not told me.I learned about it when the Dr. called 
 told me she was dying and had about 2 wks.left to live.They said they 
were going to put her in a nursing home to die.I said over my dead body.My 
mother was coming to my home.They tried to stop me because I'm a C/5/6 in a 
chair.I got my lawyer and demanded my mother to be home with 
me.
 My mom had always said to me if your 
going to get me flowers get them while I'm alive.Well I bought $500. of 
flowers.I had tons of silk flowers made up.Every wall in the living room was 
covered with flowers.I called hospice to help me when my mom was brought 2 
my home she cried when shesaw the room.I laid in my recliner 
next to her bed and held her hand for the 7 days she lived.She died at home 
 in peace  with all my love surrounding her. Lord knows she was 
there for me the moment I became a quad.
 I felt so horned to be there for 
her  for me.I'm sorry my print is so large I'll do better next 
post.None of U know how happy I was to find U all again.U were my family and 
gave me love-understanding and encouragement.When I was on this list I was 
named Lady Quad there was also Little Quad from 
Texas.
 Please forgive me for being such a chatty 
Kathy.
I'm just to Happy to be back home.I must close now as my new 
care giver has just gotten here.Some of U may still remember me.I surely 
remember many of U !
 With Love  
Friendship to All,
 
yborcityborn1--Carol
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  David K. Kelmer 
  To: Carol A. Coveleskie ; Quad-List 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 5:31 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [QUAD-L]
  
  Hi Carol,
  
  You are a fully subscribed member. Pull up a chair and join the 
  discussion.
  
  With 
  Love,
  CtrlAltDel aka 
  DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years 
  PostTexas, 
  USA
  "Carol A. Coveleskie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  



subscribe

Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!

2006-07-19 Thread Oconnelldb






WOW is about all I can say. Talk about a testament to the human 
soul. Carol, your story is absolutely incredible - I have a whole new 
respect for all that 'we' can endure and survive - spitting in the eye of the 
devil. You are a true inspiration to this ol' quad, that's for 
sure. Rock on.
O'C



In a message dated 7/19/2006 3:44:00 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  
  Hi Carol,
  
  It's nice to see you have made it through those bad times and are back 
  with the Quad-List. I am 'Forwarding' your post to the List. 
  Remember to 'Reply to All' when you post. Again, welcome back. I 
  think you did make your Mom proud!
  
  With Love,
  CtrlAltDel aka 
  DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years 
  PostTexas, 
  USA"Carol 
  A. Coveleskie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Date: 
Wed, 19 Jul 2006 18:20:19 -0400From: "Carol A. Coveleskie" 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: [QUAD-L]---Thanks!To: 
"David K. Kelmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Hello 2 Everyone ! I was on this list for a very 
long time,but in the past 6 yrs.my Pc crashed-I was 10 wks.in the hospital 
with a flap-I was robbed of all my valuables  my $10,000.00 life's 
savings-Yes they were caught and are paying me $48.00 a month.Do you know 
how long I must live to collect that back?lol My van was stolen and run into 
the ground.I've been in  out of ICU 6 times with my life on the line. 
I'm like a bad weed you can't kill me so easy.lol
 I went to live with my daughter  I 
was paying all her bills  also for my care.When she asked me to pay for 
a screen porch for her 29 cats  I refused.The next 5 wks. were hell for 
me.She would give me my meds when she felt like it.She feed me when she felt 
like it.She would let me lay in my waste for days. She was in the country 
and the closes neighbors were 8 miles way.I was not allow to use the phone 
or my PC.
 She would call me filthy names 
 tell me I should die.I became very ill  she finally had to call 
911.When they rushed me to the hospital along they way I let the know I was 
being abused.My life was on the line for wks.When I was well enough I wanted 
to go back to my own home.They tried to send me to the nursing home.Since I 
don't get a penny from the government they have no control over me so I 
won.
 Then 2 yrs. ago my mother was dying from 
colon cancer  had not told me.I learned about it when the Dr. called 
 told me she was dying and had about 2 wks.left to live.They said they 
were going to put her in a nursing home to die.I said over my dead body.My 
mother was coming to my home.They tried to stop me because I'm a C/5/6 in a 
chair.I got my lawyer and demanded my mother to be home with 
me.
 My mom had always said to me if your 
going to get me flowers get them while I'm alive.Well I bought $500. of 
flowers.I had tons of silk flowers made up.Every wall in the living room was 
covered with flowers.I called hospice to help me when my mom was brought 2 
my home she cried when shesaw the room.I laid in my recliner 
next to her bed and held her hand for the 7 days she lived.She died at home 
 in peace  with all my love surrounding her. Lord knows she was 
there for me the moment I became a quad.
 I felt so horned to be there for 
her  for me.I'm sorry my print is so large I'll do better next 
post.None of U know how happy I was to find U all again.U were my family and 
gave me love-understanding and encouragement.When I was on this list I was 
named Lady Quad there was also Little Quad from 
Texas.
 Please forgive me for being such a chatty 
Kathy.
I'm just to Happy to be back home.I must close now as my new 
care giver has just gotten here.Some of U may still remember me.I surely 
remember many of U !
 With Love  
Friendship to All,
 
yborcityborn1--Carol
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  David K. Kelmer 
  To: Carol A. Coveleskie ; Quad-List 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 5:31 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [QUAD-L]
  
  Hi Carol,
  
  You are a fully subscribed member. Pull up a chair and join the 
  discussion.
  
  With 
  Love,
  CtrlAltDel aka 
  DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years 
  PostTexas, 
  USA
  "Carol A. Coveleskie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  



subscribe


Dave 
www.daveoconnell.com 
c3-inc-1967

[QUAD-L] thanks John

2006-06-06 Thread William Willis

Thanks John. I forgot to say it is an intermittent cath, so when I insert it 
my bladder is usually full. That is why I usually have a stream instead of a 
trickle.

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] need more advice
Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 20:40:53 EDT

With an indwelling cath I don't think you go by stream, trickle, or drip. 
Is

your output normal? It should be draining your bladder as the urine drains
from your kidneys. this doesn't normally happen in streams. It, however, 
can
happen. I would pay attention to amount of output and color as well as 
oder.
Ideally, make a list of questions and ask your urologist. I haven't used a 
cath in

a while and I'm going from memory.

Good luck William

john

In a message dated 6/5/2006 4:34:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you straight cathing,supra, or foley?  I can't remember.

Eric

William Willis wrote:

 Hey guys I need more advice concernin my cath problems. I switched to
 a 14 fr. cath and it went in fine. Problem solved...I thought. Now my
 stream has become a trickle, even a drip at times. The 14 worked fine
 for a eeknow this. I have no symptoms of infection. Anyone got a
 clue? Thanks in advance. Larry Willis

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dan

2006-05-25 Thread Danny Hearn

I hear ya Ron--why do all the meds that can help us have such awful side effects, ARG ! Dan H. c-6 8.9 yrs. post -- not the other Dan in here lolRONALD L PRACHT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Ill keep that in mind. Im going to the doc soon. The amytriptyline works pretty good for me at night, but my stomach is looking more bloated, and im arching my back more in my chair, kinda like a pregnant lady, lol. I wish I knew some meds to cut the pain some that doesnt bloat you like you drink a 12 packevery night.Ron   c7

Re: [QUAD-L] thanks for the optometrist feedback!

2005-11-23 Thread DAANOO





The optometrist I go to has a wheelchair room and you don't have to use 
transfer, which is great. I don't know with all doctors have this. 
Getting transferred is always a problem. My gynecologist also happens to 
have a wheelchair room, were you transfer into a lowerchair that moves, 
much easier than a table,. Getting transferred is always a problem there's 
never enough manpower. At least at the wound center they seem to have 
persons to transfer. We are usually a minority in their 
clientele.I agree with you about clinics, that is why I stopped 
going to KU, or it was treated for my spinal cord injury). I prefer to go 
to a smaller hospital or a group that is not like a clinic, and you are there 
all day. Of course it depends on how organized it is.

Dana (C 4-5, 31 years post, 52, KC) In a message dated 11/22/2005 
10:10:24 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am 
  reluctant to just go do something that may have some difficulties. So I've put 
  off getting new glasses! I will now go with no fear, thanks, guys! 
  If I have problems I'll go somewhere else.Also, I will not go to the 
  clinic I went to last time, which gave me a hard time because I have medicaid 
  and I broke a pair of glasses and had to get new ones! Some people think 
  that people who are getting stuff for "free," (like the glamorous selection of 
  glasses for the medicaid recipient), a person is to be more responsible AND 
  grateful.-k-- Life is 440 horsepower in a 2-cylinder 
  engine.-Henry Miller

[QUAD-L] thanks for the optometrist feedback!

2005-11-22 Thread kaye allard

I am reluctant to just go do something that may have some difficulties.
So I've put off getting new glasses! I will now go with no fear,
thanks, guys! If I have problems I'll go somewhere else.

Also, I will not go to the clinic I went to last time, which gave me a
hard time because I have medicaid and I broke a pair of glasses and had
to get new ones! Some people think that people who are getting
stuff for free, (like the glamorous selection of glasses for the
medicaid recipient), a person is to be more responsible AND grateful.
-k-- Life is 440 horsepower in a 2-cylinder engine.-Henry Miller

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dianna

2005-11-17 Thread SCIQuad96




ron writes:

I guess Im not good enough for Lori to answer
-

Um, Ron.

You might have jumped the gun. Some of us don't check our mail everyday.

Keith/c4-5/NJ

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dianna

2005-11-17 Thread DiannaL767




In a message dated 11/17/2005 2:52:13 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess 
  Im not good enough for Lori to answer
Naa, it's all good, she's probably out enjoying that az sun. I also thought 
I'd tell you after I gained the weight from elavil, my doc put me on prozac and 
I took off 40 of those pounds I gained. So pills CAN mess with that weight scale 
:-)
Diane

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks...

2005-10-21 Thread David K. Kelmer

Hi Susan,

My Mom is 76 and had a 5-way bypass done in 1998. She recentlyhad some tests indicate one of the 5 arteries needed to be re-opened and a shunt placed in it. She went in for this on Monday, the 17th of Oct., and the Surgeon decided the shunt wasn't needed after looking at the arterywith a scope.

I understand your father's concern, and while my Mom doesn't have a SCI, she does have diabetes. I can tell you that once she had the bypass her strength, enthusiasm, and stamina was so much better than before.

I would think getting the bypass out of the way will clear the way for further progress for your Dad. I'll keep him in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong.

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA

Susan Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for all of the postings. It's amazing that for the past year myfamily has been searching the web for information with very little luckand within one week I have found a wealth of information and I'm verygrateful for that.My dad is almost 69 and he lives in IL. He's is doing remarkably welland is frustrated that he's not doing even better. I don't know ifthat's for the better or worse that he doesn't seem to realize howserious his break was. But, I try not to go places he doesn't initiate.He is at home with a live-in caretaker, who is wonderful, and I wouldlove for him to get the voice program for the computer. But I'm notsure that will happen, at least not yet.I'm glad to hear that the computer has been a helpful tool because thecomputer is what he's showing most interest in right now.He has a critical!
decision
to make and I hope we can find someinformation. If anyone could point me in the right direction I wouldgreatly appreciate it, more than you know.Long story short, he needs a quadruple bypass. The quandary is, if hehas this surgery is he going to lose all of the progress he's made butif he doesn't can the stint last forever.Thanks Again,It really helps finally knowing that all of this information is outthere! It's too bad his rehab wasn't in a SPI rehab.

[QUAD-L] Thanks...

2005-10-20 Thread Susan Johnson

Thanks for all of the postings.  It's amazing that for the past year my
family has been searching the web for information with very little luck
and within one week I have found a wealth of information and I'm very
grateful for that.

My dad is almost 69 and he lives in IL.  He's is doing remarkably well
and is frustrated that he's not doing even better.  I don't know if
that's for the better or worse that he doesn't seem to realize how
serious his break was.  But, I try not to go places he doesn't initiate.

He is at home with a live-in caretaker, who is wonderful, and I would
love for him to get the voice program for the computer.  But I'm not
sure that will happen, at least not yet.

I'm glad to hear that the computer has been a helpful tool because the
computer is what he's showing most interest in right now.

He has a critical decision to make and I hope we can find some
information.  If anyone could point me in the right direction I would
greatly appreciate it, more than you know.

Long story short, he needs a quadruple bypass.  The quandary is, if he
has this surgery is he going to lose all of the progress he's made but
if he doesn't can the stint last forever.

Thanks Again,

It really helps finally knowing that all of this information is out
there!  It's too bad his rehab wasn't in a SPI rehab.

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks...

2005-10-20 Thread wheelchair

Lucky for you, the Chicago Chapter of the National Spinal Cord Injury Assoc, 
is the
largest and most active Chapter in the USA.  It has 5-6 support groups in the 
region.
To gain even more information, you can email Mercedes Raun, the Executive 
Director
for the Chicago Chapter for alot more info at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Her office is based out of LaGrange,IL
Tell her I sentcha.
Best Wishes
W

In a message dated 10/20/05 6:30:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 It really helps finally knowing that all of this information is out
there!  It's too bad his rehab wasn't in a SPI rehab.

RE: [QUAD-L] Thanks...

2005-10-20 Thread Susan Johnson

She's the one who told me to look up the Quad List.  She was amazing to
speak with.  And my dad just received the packet of info from her today
and he's pretty darn excited.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 4:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks...

Lucky for you, the Chicago Chapter of the National Spinal Cord Injury
Assoc, 
is the
largest and most active Chapter in the USA.  It has 5-6 support groups
in the 
region.
To gain even more information, you can email Mercedes Raun, the
Executive 
Director
for the Chicago Chapter for alot more info at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Her
office is based out of LaGrange,IL Tell her I sentcha. Best Wishes W

In a message dated 10/20/05 6:30:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:

 It really helps finally knowing that all of this information is out
there!  It's too bad his rehab wasn't in a SPI rehab.

Re: [QUAD-L] thanks guys

2005-08-12 Thread David K. Kelmer


Hi Larry,

Together we are able to keep the light shining. Together we are a stronger and brighter light.Never forget you're never alone in the fight.

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA William Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the kind words. Dave, you are candle in the darkness.From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], quad-list@eskimo.comSubject: AnniversaryDate: Tue, 9 Aug 2005 19:01:47 EDTIn a message dated 8/9/05 5:35:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:You are most right Dave. You only have to influence... just one person tomake a difference. Those who influence more than one. are only doing a bitbetter.WHi Larry,Maybe that's what God is doing by having you with us. You have learned a lotin those 34 years, and maybe some of it will be what someone here needs tomake it through a hard spot. As far me, I'm just glad you're here with
 us!With Love,CtrlAltDel aka Dave

[QUAD-L] Thanks Dave

2005-08-02 Thread William Willis

Dave, thanks for sharing your story. It took some kinda grit and guts to 
make those decisions. God bless. By the way, what do you do as a workout? 
Larry

From: David K. Kelmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lori Michaelson [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Quad quad-list@eskimo.com

Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK...
Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 20:52:51 -0700 (PDT)

Hi JT,

I'm sorry that this feedback is getting to you so late.  First, let me 
welcome you to the Quad-List.  As Lori says you've already received some 
good responses so I'll just add mine to them.

Every SCI case is different, just as every person is different, but one 
thing most of us will agree on is that the first couple of years after a 
SCI are the hardest.  It may not be that life gets better but you'll learn 
to deal with life in a better way.

I was white-water rafting on the Upper Salt River in '76 when I broke my 
neck at C4-5.  I was 22 and had been married for 5 years.  We had two sons, 
5  2 1/2, and I was managing the second largest car-wash in Phoenix 
(Freeway Car Wash, Black Canyon Highway  Camelback Rd.) at the time.  Part 
of my pay package was an insurance policy on me and my family, but the 
place had been sold to a new man in Jan. of '76, and he had changed 
insurance carriers, and to save money the new policy went into effect on 
May 01 and the old policy expired April 15.  I should have been on top of 
that but I was running the place, keeping the books straight, and doing all 
of the hiring  firing, and that little gap of two weeks went unnoticed 
until I broke my neck April 25!  Well, the old company felt real bad but 
they couldn't do anything to help, and the new company's policy hadn't 
taken effect yet so they felt real bad but they couldn't help, either.  
Life sure has a sense of humor!

I did my rehab at Good Sam, and took the ACT and with the help of VR I 
started taking classes at GCC.  I was taking the PT's advice and was 
pushing myself around campus in a manual chair.  I made the Dean's List the 
first semester and was on my face most of the time letting my bottom heal 
through the next semester.  I went back the next semester and made the 
Dean's List again, and spent the next 6 months letting the flap surgery I 
had to have done on my bottom heal.  With all of that time to think about 
my priorities my wife and I decided that it would be better if she went to 
work and I stayed home with the boys.

By this time life was starting to seem ''normal'' and things were looking 
better.  I was staying out of the hospital, had taken a position on the PTA 
Board at my boys school, and my wife was working days.  Life seemed like it 
would be okay but going in a new direction.  I took over running our home, 
getting the boys through school, and keeping my wife involved, etc.

Now, I know everyone is different, so by when I noticed that my wife was 
having trouble sleeping and showing other signs of depression we sat down 
and had a good long talk.  After talking with a councilor we were able to 
see that my wife felt like she wasn't contributing to our family, and that 
because we had married young she felt that there wasn't anything that she 
could look at and get the satisfaction that she'd accomplished that on her 
own.  She felt like her dad had taken care of her until we married and I 
had taken care of her since then.  I knew she was an equal partner in 
everything we had, but knowing something and changing the way someone feels 
are very different things.

We discussed different ideas but I could tell that if things continued the 
way they were going that in a year, maybe two, what she was feeling as 
dissatisfaction would turn to anger, and eventually hate, and it would be 
directed toward me.  So, in early '85 we came up with a plan that while I 
knew would be hard on me and our boys in the short run, would be the best 
thing for us all in the long run.  We decided that we would sell our home 
and she and our boys would move back to central MI where she grew-up and 
get a place that she felt was her own.  I moved back to Lincoln Park, a 
suburb of Detroit.  I would be far enough away so she would feel that she 
was going it alone, but close enough that my boys could come to visit when 
we needed to see each other.  The plan was for her to take two years and if 
she didn't think she had made the right decision we'd get back together and 
go on from there.

By late '86 she had succeeded in creating a new home and life that she felt 
she could call her own.  The boys had adjusted to the changes and I decided 
that she would be okay on her own, so I made the decision to move back to 
AZ where the weather was better suited for me.  The boys would stay with 
Mom and spend the summers with me.  I had an Uncle that lived in Arlington, 
TX that asked me if I wanted to spend a few weeks with them before going on 
to AZ.  I agreed and was staying with them for the start of the New Year, 
1987.

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dave

2005-08-02 Thread David K. Kelmer

Hi Larry,

I have8 main different sets that I go through 30 times each. I do them while still in bed. Arms straight over my head up then brought downand back up, armsout to the side brought in meeting (I try to think I'm wrapping my arms around a beach ball), arms at my side bringing each one up to my chin, arms down brought up straight overhead (the reverse of set one so the breathe is let out on the opposite move, arms bent with hands at my chin then arms pushed out to the side and back in, arms straight out to the sidemaking circles, arms straight up overhead doing circles, arms in a bent position with a running movemen pump. Each move is made in time with a breath and with wrists cockedwhile I hold and relax. The longer I've worked on these moves I've found I'm able to work the muscles connected to the ones I can control (stomach, back, etc) and the faster I move the faster I breathe to keep my heart rate up. I wish t!
his was
clearer but if you're really interested I'm sure we can figure out a way to show you how each set is done.

I hope this helps some.

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA William Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave, thanks for sharing your story. It took some kinda grit and guts to make those decisions. God bless. By the way, what do you do as a workout? LarryFrom: "David K. Kelmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Lori Michaelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Quad Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK...Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 20:52:51 -0700 (PDT)Hi JT,I'm sorry that this feedback is getting to you so late. First, let me welcome you to the Quad-List. As Lori says you've already received some good responses so I'll just add mine to them.Every SCI case is different, just as every person is different, but one thing most of us will agree on is that the first couple of years after a SCI are the hardest. It may no!
t be that
life gets better but you'll learn to deal with life in a better way.I was white-water rafting on the Upper Salt River in '76 when I broke my neck at C4-5. I was 22 and had been married for 5 years. We had two sons, 5 2 1/2, and I was managing the second largest car-wash in Phoenix (Freeway Car Wash, Black Canyon Highway Camelback Rd.) at the time. Part of my pay package was an insurance policy on me and my family, but the place had been sold to a new man in Jan. of '76, and he had changed insurance carriers, and to save money the new policy went into effect on May 01 and the old policy expired April 15. I should have been on top of that but I was running the place, keeping the books straight, and doing all of the hiring firing, and that little gap of two weeks went unnoticed until I broke my neck April 25! Well, the old company felt real bad but !
they
couldn't do anything to help, and the new company's policy hadn't taken effect yet so they felt real bad but they couldn't help, either. Life sure has a sense of humor!I did my rehab at Good Sam, and took the ACT and with the help of VR I started taking classes at GCC. I was taking the PT's advice and was pushing myself around campus in a manual chair. I made the Dean's List the first semester and was on my face most of the time letting my bottom heal through the next semester. I went back the next semester and made the Dean's List again, and spent the next 6 months letting the flap surgery I had to have done on my bottom heal. With all of that time to think about my priorities my wife and I decided that it would be better if she went to work and I stayed home with the boys.By this time life was starting to seem ''normal'' and things were looking better. I!
was
staying out of the hospital, had taken a position on the PTA Board at my boys school, and my wife was working days. Life seemed like it would be okay but going in a new direction. I took over running our home, getting the boys through school, and keeping my wife involved, etc.Now, I know everyone is different, so by when I noticed that my wife was having trouble sleeping and showing other signs of depression we sat down and had a good long talk. After talking with a councilor we were able to see that my wife felt like she wasn't contributing to our family, and that because we had married young she felt that there wasn't anything that she could look at and get the satisfaction that she'd accomplished that on her own. She felt like her dad had taken care of her until we married and I had taken care of her since then. I knew she was an equal partner in everything we had, but!
knowing
something and changing the way someone feels are very different things.We discussed different ideas but I could tell that if things continued the way they were going that in a year, maybe two, what she was feeling as dissatisfaction would turn to anger, and eventually hate, and it would be directed toward me. So, in early '85 we came up with a plan that while I knew would be hard on me and our boys in the

Re: FW: Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks everyone for help with cathe insertion probs

2005-07-28 Thread wheelchair


In a message dated 7/27/05 4:12:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 use plain old KY jelly. Works fine and is cheap.


Your right. It works fine and is cheap for most.   However, if one is 
experiencing
pain and discomfort and the  muscle is spasming closed, then the 2% comes in 
very handy (at a money price).  This, along with deep, slowing breathing with
help relax that tight muscle.
W

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks everyone for help with cathe insertion probs

2005-07-27 Thread wheelchair

2% zilocaine comes in a tooth paste tube and you will need an RX from your
doctor.  A tube should last a long time if used carefully.
Best Wishes
W

In a message dated 7/27/05 1:53:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Hi,

Im going to try and find some zilocaine. Hopefully Ill figure out this mess, 
its scary trying to get a tube in when it doesnt want to go. I might be going 
back to the urologist, Im wanting to continue the way Ive been cathing, but 
Ill do what I have to.

 

ron

FW: Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks everyone for help with cathe insertion probs

2005-07-27 Thread William Willis

I use plain old KY jelly. Works fine and is cheap.

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks everyone for help with cathe insertion probs
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:39:36 EDT

2% zilocaine comes in a tooth paste tube and you will need an RX from your
doctor.  A tube should last a long time if used carefully.
Best Wishes
W

In a message dated 7/27/05 1:53:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Hi,

Im going to try and find some zilocaine. Hopefully Ill figure out this 
mess,
its scary trying to get a tube in when it doesnt want to go. I might be 
going

back to the urologist, Im wanting to continue the way Ive been cathing, but
Ill do what I have to.

ron

[QUAD-L] Thanks for the warm welcome!

2005-07-25 Thread kaye allard

I live in Seattle and am lucky enough to have found a wonderful woman who lives only 3 houses away who helps with my care.

Thanks for the link, going to check it out now...-- Life is 440 horsepower in a 2-cylinder engine. -Henry Miller

[QUAD-L] Thanks everyone

2005-07-13 Thread AdamStoney


Iknew I could count on you guys. Handsfree. What the hell was I thinking.

[QUAD-L] THANKS GUYS!

2005-06-23 Thread Lori Michaelson







Dan, Dave  Bill ... thank you for signing! It works! I WAS notified by email :-)

Lori
WWW.MICHAELSONS.ORG

---Original Message---


From: Lori Michaelson
Date: 06/22/05 18:37:09
To: Quad
Subject: [QUAD-L] My site


Por Favour! (Favor please!)

Several of you have signed my website's guestbook since it was put up a year ago. Thank you.

It's been awhile though. My guestbook thingy is supposed to notify me if and when
I get a new signer.

Could any of you sign it so I can see if that feature of alerting me via emailstill works?

It's at the VERY bottom of page one of WWW.MICHAELSONS.ORG

Thanks in advance!

Lori

[QUAD-L] Thanks Dan

2005-03-16 Thread RMPRACHT




Appreciate your input. My psysiatrist better known as a rehab doc is at St. 
Johns hospital. His name is Martin Wice. He told me to avoid surgery for now, 
but the guy is an old schooler has no suggestions on much of anything but 
dealing with it. I was and still am pretty active. I swim, lift weights and 
wheel to stay in shape but this syrinx has really upset me. I ca only do about 
half as much as I did b4 syrinx. I keep thinking maybe my activity had something 
to do with syrinx formation but everybody says no. What meds are you on to 
combat the pain?

 
Ron c7 7 yrs post

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dan

2005-03-16 Thread Quietstream25322




 Ron, My pain really got bad this year, I began taking elavil 
about 2 weeks agoI was on 1mg Lorazapam for years...I was going to see if I 
can still take both but you said you do, so i guess its ok. I also take vicadin 
or flexeril muscle relaxer on occasion. Since I began taking elavil I feel kinda 
out of it early in the mornings when I get up..does it seem to have that 
effect on you? Dr. Martin Wice is one of my doctors too... he is strict on pain 
meds...so I get some from family doctor. I'm in Maryland Heights Area...Where 
are you Ron ? I got hurt august 3rd 1997 car wreck .
 
*Dan*

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dan

2005-03-16 Thread RMPRACHT




Yo Dan,
Ive been taking 1mg lorezapam twice a day, ten 25 mg elavil at night. i 
have noticed im kind of out of it in morning but I think its worth it. Neurontin 
didn't work for me at low doses anyway. Mixing them works fine no negative 
effects, docs gave approval. My general doc is John Obrien. Im from the St. 
Peters area, I used to go to Grace church in maryland heights.How long have u 
had syrinx so far?

 
Ron

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dan

2005-03-16 Thread RMPRACHT




yep I spent anout 12 years going to that church. the pastor there is 
my financial advisor. its a great place for support Ill tell you that, they all 
were there when I had my wreck and now even though I dont attend much they still 
are in contact with me. We need to keep in touch Dan we have almost identical 
medical situations, feels good to know someone is in same boat, I thought I was 
alone..

 
Ron, c7

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks Dan

2005-03-16 Thread Quietstream25322




 Ron do you by chance use a urologist named Doctor Perry Lovingood ? 
I see him and he said he treats another Quad named Ron ? He works out of 
like 6 different hospitals.including St. Johns-- Depaul and Christian 
Northeast. I am just curious because we both had Martin Wice as a rehab Doc. 

 
Thanks, Dan

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks eric

2005-01-14 Thread Eric Olson





Sorry for the late reply. Been away from the computer. It was my
pleasure. It makes me sad sometimes seeing all the gimp stuff on
ebay. I know some in our situations help make ends meet by selling
stuff on ebay but I know there are able bodied people selling things
that belonged to relatives that have passed away that could afford to
just donate it. 

Liz wrote:

  
  
  
  I just want to thank Eric publicly
for donating his telephone to one of our consumers diagnosed with
multiple sclerosis. She was unable to afford a phone that she could
utilize due to a number of circumstances that unfortunately we find
ourselves in one time or another.
  
  I recommend to other people that if
they have equipment that they are not using to donate it to someone who
could use it.
  
  Thanks again Eric!!

[QUAD-L] Thanks eric

2005-01-11 Thread Liz




I just want to thank Eric publicly for donating his 
telephone to one of our consumers diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She 
was unable to afford a phone that she could utilize due to a number of 
circumstances that unfortunately we find ourselves in one time or 
another.

I recommend to other people that if they have 
equipment that they are not using to donate it to someone who could use 
it.

Thanks again Eric!!

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks eric

2005-01-11 Thread mack johnson

(Applause)


Mack Nez Johnson
Reno, NV.
http://www.macknezjohnson.com

On Jan 11, 2005, at 2:29 PM, Liz wrote:

I just want to thank Eric publicly for donating his telephone to one of our consumers diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.  She was unable to afford a phone that she could utilize due to a number of circumstances that unfortunately we find ourselves in one time or another.
 
I recommend to other people that if they have equipment that they are not using to donate it to someone who could use it.
 
Thanks again Eric!!

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks eric

2005-01-11 Thread River Wolfe

That's what we're here for, please don't hesitate to ask, anyone.

R
On Jan 11, 2005, at 5:41 PM, mack johnson wrote:

(Applause)


Mack Nez Johnson
Reno, NV.
http://www.macknezjohnson.com

On Jan 11, 2005, at 2:29 PM, Liz wrote:

I just want to thank Eric publicly for donating his telephone to one of our consumers diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.  She was unable to afford a phone that she could utilize due to a number of circumstances that unfortunately we find ourselves in one time or another.
 
I recommend to other people that if they have equipment that they are not using to donate it to someone who could use it.
 
Thanks again Eric!!

Re: [QUAD-L] Thanks eric

2005-01-11 Thread David K. Kelmer

STANDING Applause!!!

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 28 Years PostTexas, USA mack johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Applause)Mack Nez JohnsonReno, NV.http://www.macknezjohnson.comOn Jan 11, 2005, at 2:29 PM, Liz wrote: I just want to thank Eric publicly for donating his telephone to one  of our consumers diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She was unable to  afford a phone that she could utilize due to a number of circumstances  that unfortunately we find ourselves in one time or another.  I recommend to other people that if they have equipment that they are  not using to donate it to someone who could use it.  Thanks again Eric!!

[QUAD-L] Thanks

2004-08-04 Thread RadNBadatPJ

Hey crew thanks for all the info on the binders : ) Mark that site you had on your 
email had a great selection i didn't have a clue there were so many to choose from 
some are pretty pricey but thanks again. Ray : )

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