I agree music has helped many through the entire thing a lot. I just put
some good music on, close my eyes and listen to the words. Of course it's
more uplifting music, I would think listening to depressing music would not
help LOL
Daniel Espinoza 26/m/California
Occupation before accident
What keeps me goingh...a nice sunny day, the touch of a woman
sometimes, the challenge, the simple fact that life is short and everyone dies
at some point, a cold beer with a friend, cards baseball, swimming, lifting,
rolling around the hood, being behind the wheel of my van
ron c7
c3, incomplete,10years post,sci. source of inspiration is primarily the
internet which includes the qudlist, the quadlink, christopher reeves (his
books and web site) jim lubin (web sites) prof. hawkins, jani and friends and
and so on..as a result i have tried to come up with a web site
First, I refuse to be defined by my injury. I am much more: a father,
programmer, writer and teacher. I just happen to be in a wheelchair.
My biggest inspiration --before and after injury-- has always been my eternal
quest for laughs. Friends, family, books, Internet and movies are all
1. Family and friends.
2. Believing I can still make a difference.
3. Things left undone - people I want to meet, places I want to see, books I
want to read, etc.
Steve - C4, 21 years
From: Steve Crowder [mailto:dangerwo...@san.rr.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 10:44 PM
Hello,
I am a 2nd year occupational therapy student. This semester, one of our
assignment requirements is to log onto a listserv of our choice. Once we
are logged onto a listserv, we are suppose to pose questions and learn from
those who subscribe to the listserv as well. I was wondering if you
hhhmmm what keeps me going. it's that darn man eatin pit bull, that chases
me thru the neighborhood -- I keep my chair on full charge, pray and ride like
hell, because if he ever catches me..i'm dog steak dinner. ;-) Dan H.
--- On Thu, 9/3/09, Steve Crowder
sure!
- Original Message -
From: Angela Garman
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 6:31 AM
Subject: [QUAD-L] question
Hello,
I am a 2nd year occupational therapy student. This semester, one of our
assignment requirements is to log onto a listserv
Once you are logged into this service its like the Hotel California...
in that no one gets out. But now that you are here, be prepared to learn
from the Stars of Survival What you learn here may be in harmony with
your book study or at sometimes it may not. Its also of great knowledge
Welcome to the group. I hope you can learn what you want to know. You
will see our problems and how others in the group help us with dealing with
problems they may have already experienced.
Dana
55, C4 5 quadriplegic complete, 35 years post
In a message dated 9/3/2009 9:43:55 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
dangerwo...@san.rr.com writes:
Hello everybody. I am currently working on a new story for the upcoming
fall edition of Dangerwood... the Magazine. Certainly, dealing with a
disability -- particularly a new disability,
I have found that size matters only in duration. The smaller ones run
out sooner. Other than that, 12 volts is 12 volts. I run mine until it
won't hold a charge all day.
AZDAVE
In a message dated 9/4/2009 10:32:59 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
ddh...@sbcglobal.net writes:
Not
Mine are already not working very well and it's been only a little over one
year. Where do you all get batteries for your chair if not your
wheelchair dealer.
Dana
Hey guys,
Will it hurt my chair if I use 22's on my chair that has G24 batteries in
it?
I switched it and so far I don't notice anything. Other than once last
night, I started to drive forward and it just clicked. All the battery
lights flashed, but the chair didn't move. Kind of like I was
Not sure on if chair will operate the same, but the chair repair shop told me
the g24 hold up better and longer for a man like me that weighs 190 pounds. ...
let us know if you find out anything on it Greg. Also.. how long do
you guys use your batteries??? I have went 3 to 4 years
Group 22 (50 amp ) batteries are standard for GENERAL USE wheelchairs.
Group 24 (73-75 amp) are Heavy Duty batteries for heavy duty applications.
Often the group 24 batteries are used when the user is heavy or the chair is
equip'd with an additional motor used for tilt/recline.
Think of
http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20090902/ARTICLE/909021039/2055/NEWS?Title=Embattled-teacher-will-retain-her-job
Hi
I'm c4 c5, incomplete,. source of inspiration is GODsee you
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Share your memories online with anyone you want.
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Anybody using this for chronic pain relief? I'm entering a test phase and would
really like some feedback.
thx
Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do!
Billy
www.langfoundation.org
http://www.neater.co.uk/main.htm
I for one could use it if I had enough muscle. Wish they weren't so far
away JDon't think Medicare would pay for a trip to England, and it's been
too many years since I lived there to have any sugar daddies over there.
LOL
Joan
What you do for yourself
Back in the 70's a group of psychiatrist did a study of violent behavior among
mentally and emotionally handicapped children that were regarded as violent.
just to sum up their unanimous findings, The children were not inherently
violent. They had learned to be violent and easily porovoked to
I'm addicted to valium, vicodin and Oxy's. I'm slowly cuttiung back. I feel
like Its 15 years ago. i was getting pretty depressed., This is such a relief.
I'd love to be completely off narcotics but, I'll take it slow. If you try it,
you will know that day if it works.
I wish you the very
according to the web site, it offers free trials, wonder if anyone in
the US has them
FREE Trials
We are happy to arrange free demonstrations and trials of the Neater Arm
Support in UK. _Please contact us_ (http://www.neater.co.uk/enquiry.htm)
for more details. (Not all our
Dan -- I had terrible pain but (as I mentioned in a longer post) I couldn't
take Lyrica because of being on Neurontin (aka: Gabapentin). So if you take
Neurontin I doubt they'd give you Lyrica - unless you can cut that out first.
Instead, my doc gave me Cymbalta. It works similarly to Lyrica
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