Hi Robert,
Im also from Virginia, Lee county. Pennington Gap. Where in Va do you
live?
Welcome to the list.
Silas
- Original Message -
From: ROBERT WHO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Aaron Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Lori Michaelson [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Quad quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday,
Welcome Robert ... I'm Houston I live in Indpls, In C6/C7c gunshot wound
7yrspost
On 9/15/05 4:23 PM, ROBERT WHO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi group-robert darden from virginia-- polio quad-use vent-power
chair--- cheers R
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Mann
Hello Group.
If you would like to share any personal
experiencesrelated to your injury, the Paul Jacobson Spinal Cord
Foundation
would like to post them on our website. www.hospitaltohome.org
You have theopportunity to help the newly
injured with your
Thought you might be interested in reading some "remedies" for everyday problems. My mother was a firm believer in such things, and I might add that some actually worked. Since none seem harmful you might want to check them out. IF for nothing else some entertaining reading.
Penny
RemediesI
I have a biomorph Pro desk
http://biomorphdesk.com/1-888-302-DESK/pro/overview.html
http://www.biomorph.com
A little pricey but well worth it
On 9/10/05 8:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We take almost any computer table or computer desk and mount it on a U
shaped
frame made
Hi Dana,
It's because his name is in the 'To' box along with the Quad-List, so if someone, like me, hits 'Reply To All' without looking at the 'To' box, the Reply will go toyou, him, and the List. If I hit 'Reply To Sender'it is sent to just you unless the Quad-List Addy is inserted into the
Dan,
When Gabe had his first pseudomonas UTI
the doc tried treating it with oral meds and it didnt work because pseudomonas
is a bacteria that usually attacks the lungs its very hard to treat with
oral meds. Our home nurse suggested instilling the antibiotic directly into
the bladder.
I got some as well, but I'm too far gone for it. I'm using it and it
is helping with the pain a little. I'm just going to keep it on hold for
the just in case time and hopefully there wont be any. Thanks for the
email.
Stacy
- Original Message -
From: Ol' Man
River
To:
When I live in Seattle I was always cold at night and kelp pulling blankets
over my head. As long as my ears were cold, I felt cold. So I slept with a
fleace hat on. It helped a lot. That way I could use fewer blankets, yet keep my
head and ears warm. I might try that tonight. That way I can
Dan, have you put any thought into getting a super pubic or the mitrofanoff
that a few of us have gotten? That will certainlty bring down your chances
of infection. I was just curious. That is the reason why I decided
for the mitrofanoff. I wanted to get rid of the Foley and at the same
I have an old chair. Would you happen to know where I can donate it
to?
Stacy
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 6:19
PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Disabled Evacuees
Thanks Mark,This
Yes, Stacy... I have had a supra-pubic for about 5 years
now but still get infections ;-(
Thanks, Dan
Do any of you sleep in a hospital bed with side rails? We pad son's side rails with pillows so that when he coughs he dont fall into the rails. this also keeps him much too warm. The pillows hold in the heat.
-Original Message-From: Greg [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: quad-list@eskimo.comSent:
13 matches
Mail list logo